Came back strong last year from an ACL tear that ended her 2003 season after just five games... Looks to pick up right where she left off last season to have a standout senior season.

2004: Played in all 16 games for the Bengals, making 12 starts... Had eight shots on goal, a season-best for the three-year letterwinner... Scored the game-winning goal, helping the Bengals to a 3-1 win over Nevada (9/3) ... Tallied two shots on goal against Northern Iowa (9/5)... Assisted on Natalie Graham's game-winning goal in a 2-1 win over Portland State (10/23)... Also had two shots on goal in the game against Portland State... Selected to the Big Sky Conference All-Academic team... Also named the Big Sky All-Conference team.

2003: Played in the first five games of the season before tearing her ACL in practice... Had eight shots, including two on goal... Took a season-high three shots, including one on goal against Gonzaga (9/12).

Stephanie Anderson

2002: Played in all 21 games, making seven starts... Made her first career goal count, scoring the first goal of the Bengals win over Eastern Washington in the first round of the Big Sky Conference Tournament (11/7)... Assisted on Stacey Allen's game-winning goal against Youngstown State, the fastest goal scored in school history (10/6)... Played in the Bengals first-round College Cup game against eventual NCAA Champion Portland, starting the second half (11/14).

High School: Lettered in both soccer and basketball at Timpview High School ... tallied 35 goals and 45 assists during her varsity career at Timpview ... earned First Team All-State honors both her junior and senior seasons ... helped lead team to a runner-up state finish and two straight Region 6 Championships ... was dubbed Region 6 MVP, Offensive Player of the Year, Fall Female Athlete of the Year and Region 6 Female Athlete of the Week her senior year ... acted as team captain each of her last two seasons, while earning First-Team All-Region and team MVP honors as a junior ... received Academic All-Region accolades during both her junior and senior campaigns ... played in both the 4A Senior All-Star and Utah Senior All-Star games in 2001 ... earned Second Team All-Region and Academic All-Region honors her sophomore season ... received the Defense Award for basketball for the 1999-2000 season, and was named Female Athlete of the Year as a freshman ... played club ball for the Celtic Storm and the Utah Futbol Club Elite ... was the leading scorer for the Storm in 1999, 2000 and 2001 ... played for the Utah Futbol Club team in 2002 ... a four-year honor roll member ... also ran track for Timpview.

Personal: Parents are Jean and Ross Landon and Tom Anderson.