Zoe Pascoe

Kansas State

Sep 18 (Thu)

7 p.m.

Position:
Midfielder
Height:
5-4
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Santa Rosa, Calif.
High School:
Ursuline

1998 Big 12 All-Academic first team
1999 Big 12 All-Academic first team
2000 Big 12 All-Academic first team

Senior (2000): Pascoe made nine appearances off the bench as a senior and scored her first career goal. Her goal was the first in a 2-0 win over Texas Tech on Oct. 27.

Junior (1999): Pascoe made three starts and 17 appearances as a midfielder. She had her first career assist in a 2-1 win over Iowa State on Oct. 8.

Sophomore (1998): Pascoe saw action in 15 games in 1998, getting off three shots in those appearances for Colorado. She was selected to the first-team academic all-Big 12 squad for her effort in the classroom.

Freshman (1997): Played in seven games on the year, registering her one shot at Kansas on Sept. 28. Six of her seven appearances came during the conference season, as she stepped up from her role as the team's lone fall addition to become one of the first players off the bench.

High School: A four-year letterwinner for head coach Chris Ziemer and Ursuline, Pascoe became known as a player who demonstrated superior drive and effort -- and considerable amounts of flat-out speed -- in lieu of breathtaking or picture-perfect soccer technique. Ursuline placed second in the North Coast Championships in Pascoe's freshman year, a feat the team then repeated her sophomore and junior seasons. The squad finally cleared that hurdle in her senior season, when it took home the North Coast title. On the club scene, she was a standout for the Santa Rosa United Shooting Stars (1994-96) and the Santa Rosa United Hurricanes (1996-97), the former of which advanced to the California State Cup semifinals both of her years with the squad. She also lettered four times in track at Ursuline, participating in sprints and relays (she was on the 4x100-meter team that took top honors at the North Bay Sectionals in both 1995 and 1996).

Personal: Born Mar. 8, 1979, in Santa Rosa. Her father, John Pascoe, played football collegiately. She lists the biggest moment in her high school career as a cross she sent to a teammate that resulted in a game-winning goal and a berth in the North Coast Championship her senior year.