2001 Soccer Roster
vs
Texas Tech
Oct 23 (Thu)
7 p.m.
Jersey Number 6
Nicole Sachar
- Position:
- Midfielder
- Height:
- 5-1
- Class:
- Junior
- Hometown:
- San Francisco, Calif.
- High School:
- University
Junior (2001): Sachar saw action in 10 games with one start as a junior midfielder. She started CU's season-opener against Wisconsin. She also had one shot attempt against Kansas on Oct. 14.
Sophomore (2000): Sachar saw action in Colorado’s first seven games, but not since the Colorado College game in September.
Freshman (1999): Sachar sat out much of the first eight weeks of the season with a high ankle sprain. Saw game action once, against Nebraska, registering one shot.
High School: Sachar played for coach Rusty Taylor at soccer powerhouse San Francisco University High School where she was a four-year starter, breaking the school record for career goals and assists combined with an impressive 49 goals and 54 assists. She was a NSCAA all-West Regional team selection her junior and senior years. Sachar was also a first team all-North Coast Section selection her freshman through senior years, the highest honor players can achieve in California high school soccer. University claimed the 1998 North Coast Section championship, their first ever title, as well as the 1996, 1997 and 1999 Bay County League championships. Only more impressive is the performance of her club team: Sachar claimed the U-16 National Championship in 1996 with the Central Valley Mercury. Her Los Gatos Valley Pumas squad claimed the 1998 premier league title, and the Central Valley Pumas claimed the 1999 premier title under coach Phillippe Blin. Sachar also participated in Olympic Development from 1995-97. She was recruited by Oregon, Vermont and Arizona State.
In The Classroom: Sachar is a double major in fine arts-studio and Spanish in Colorado’s College of Arts & Sciences. She eclipsed the 3.00 mark during the 2000 season.
Sophomore (2000): Sachar saw action in Colorado’s first seven games, but not since the Colorado College game in September.
Freshman (1999): Sachar sat out much of the first eight weeks of the season with a high ankle sprain. Saw game action once, against Nebraska, registering one shot.
High School: Sachar played for coach Rusty Taylor at soccer powerhouse San Francisco University High School where she was a four-year starter, breaking the school record for career goals and assists combined with an impressive 49 goals and 54 assists. She was a NSCAA all-West Regional team selection her junior and senior years. Sachar was also a first team all-North Coast Section selection her freshman through senior years, the highest honor players can achieve in California high school soccer. University claimed the 1998 North Coast Section championship, their first ever title, as well as the 1996, 1997 and 1999 Bay County League championships. Only more impressive is the performance of her club team: Sachar claimed the U-16 National Championship in 1996 with the Central Valley Mercury. Her Los Gatos Valley Pumas squad claimed the 1998 premier league title, and the Central Valley Pumas claimed the 1999 premier title under coach Phillippe Blin. Sachar also participated in Olympic Development from 1995-97. She was recruited by Oregon, Vermont and Arizona State.
In The Classroom: Sachar is a double major in fine arts-studio and Spanish in Colorado’s College of Arts & Sciences. She eclipsed the 3.00 mark during the 2000 season.
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