Sacramento State

JUNIOR (2015): Played in seven games with six starts before a season-ending injury...Scored one goal for two points...Scored just 67 seconds into Sacramento State's season opener at UC Davis...Totaled 12 shots with eight on goal for the best shots-on-goal percentage on the team...Took five shots at Pacific, placed three shots on goal at UC Santa Barbara...Totaled 338 minutes with a season-high 74 minutes played at UC Santa Barbara. 

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2014): All-Big Sky Second Team...Played in all 19 games with 15 starts, starting in all 10 Big Sky games...Totaled one goal and four assists for six points...Scored the game-winning goal in Sacramento State's 2-0 win over Eastern Washington...Assisted on the game-winning goals against Bakersfield and Fresno Pacific and had assists in Hornet wins against North Dakota and Idaho...Ranked second on the team with 22 shots and third with 10 shots on goal...Took four shots against Fresno Pacific and three shots in two games...A two-way player, helped the Hornets record six shutouts and post a 1.09 goals against average for the season...Led all Hornet non-defenders with 1,233 minutes play, playing at least 30 minutes in every game...Played all 90 minutes twice, against Southern Utah and Eastern Washington.

SOPHOMORE (2013): Redshirt season.

FRESHMAN (2012): Appeared in eight games with one start in her rookie campaign...started her first career game in the season-opener against Nevada on Aug. 19...suffered a knee injury that caused her to miss the middle of the season...did not play between Aug. 31 at San Francisco and Oct. 12 against Weber State...netted her first career assist at San Jose State in the season finale on Oct. 21...took three shots with one on goal...totaled 238 minutes with a season-high 57 minutes played vs. Nevada.

HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year starter for head coach Evan Hatch at Cedarcrest HS...named Cascade Conference MVP, first team all-area and first team all-state after her senior season...was also a second team all-state choice as a freshman...scored 17 goals with 12 assists as a senior in 2011...helped the Red Wolves to a Cascade title in 2011.

PERSONAL: Parents are Matthew and Shawn Pleis (pronounced PLIZE)...Majoring in psychology.