2021 D2CCA ALL-AMERICA, THIRD-TEAM
2021 UNITED SOCCER COACHES ALL-SOUTHEAST REGION, FIRST-TEAM (coaches)
2021 D2CCA ALL-SOUTHEAST REGION, FIRST-TEAM
2021 PBC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
2021 ALL-PBC, FIRST-TEAM (coaches)
2020 ALL-PBC, FIRST-TEAM (coaches)
2020 PBC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
2019 UNITED SOCCER COACHES ALL-SOUTHEAST REGION, THIRD-TEAM (coaches)
2019 D2CCA ALL-SOUTHEAST REGION, SECOND-TEAM
2019 ALL-PBC, FIRST-TEAM (coaches)
2019 PBC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Statistics: Career |
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2017
2021 (SENIOR): Played and started in 20 matches...Scored 11 goals and recorded five assists...Scored a pair of goals against Saint. Leo (Sept. 5)...Scored two goals and handed out one assist against Clayton State (Sept. 18)....Scored the game winning goal against UNC Pembroke and Columbus State in the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament (Nov. 14 & Nov. 19)..PBC Player of the Week (September 20)...Earned academic all-conference honors...CoSIDA Academic All-America® third team...CoSIDA Academic All-District® 3 member...PBC Presidential Honor Roll Presidential Scholar.
2020 (SENIOR): Played in all 10 matches with nine starts...Scored a team-high seven goals and added three assists for a team-leading 17 points...Netted two game-winning goals...Scored a pair of goals at Georgia Southwestern (Apr. 2) and vs. UNC Pembroke (Apr. 6)...Tallied a pair of assists vs. Francis Marion (Feb. 21)...Was the PBC Player of the Week (Apr. 6)...Converted a penalty kick...Earned academic all-conference honors...Earned PBC Presidential Honor Roll Silver Scholar honors...CoSIDA Academic All-America® first team...CoSIDA Academic All-District® 3 member...D2 ADA award recipient.
2019 (JUNIOR): Played in 25 matches with 23 starts...Scored 16 goals and tallied six assists for a total of 38 points...Had five game-winning goals...Was a perfect 3-for-3 on penalty kicks...Scored two goals and tallied an assist vs. USC Aiken (Oct. 9)...Scored a goal and added an assist in two NCAA Tournament matches - vs. Wingate (Dec. 6) and vs. Nova Southeastern (Nov. 8)...Was the PBC Player of the Week (Nov. 4)...Earned academic all-conference honors.
2018 (SOPHOMORE): Played in all 18 matches with 14 starts...Scored five goals and tallied three assists...Netted two game-winning goals...Scored a goal and tallied an assists vs. Georgia Southwestern (Oct. 9)...Scored the golden goal in Flagler's 2-1 overtime win over No. 19 Limestone (Nov. 9) in the first round of the NCAA Division II Tournament...Also scored a goal at Clayton State (Sept. 22), at USC Aiken (Sept. 26), and at Lander (Oct. 20)...A PBC All-Academic Team member...PBC Presidential Honor Roll Silver Scholar...D2 ADA award recipient.
2017 (FRESHMAN): Played in all 21 matches with three starts...Scored two goals and two assists for six points...Logged 907 minutes of playing time...Netted first collegiate goal at Catawba (Sept. 10)...Also scored a goal vs. Clayton State (Oct. 28)...Assisted on two goals in the season opener vs. Eckerd (Sept. 1)...A PBC Presidential Honor Roll Bronze Scholar.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from the Gray Stone Day School in Misenheimer, North Carolina...Lettered in soccer, basketball and cross country all four years as well as track for three years...Holds the school record for most career and single season goals and assists...Was named the school's female student-athlete of the year as a senior...Selected as the Uwharrie Athletic Conference Player of the Year as well as earning all-conference, all-region and all-state honors in soccer as a senior...Helped lead the Knights to the state semifinals...Was a Uwharrie Athletic Conference Player of the Year as well as earning all-conference, all-county and all-region honors in basketball during her senior season...Selected to the all-conference, all-county and all-region teams in cross country in 2016...As a junior, was an all-conference selection in three different sports (cross country, basketball and soccer)...Was the conference player of the year in soccer...Was named the conference's female student-athlete of the year..
CLUB: Played for the Lake Norman Soccer Club 98 Eclipse...Helped lead the team to a Dana Cup title...Was named the Dana Cup's "best player" in 2015.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Mark and Valerie Habeeb...Has four brothers, including her twin, and a sister...Her father played tennis at Bellarmine University in Louisville, Kentucky, and her mother, Valerie, was a cheerleader at the same school...Has played soccer in Iceland, Sweden and Denmark.
