#14 - Brandy Tarnowsky Class: Senior Hometown: Roseville, Mich. Position: Defender High School (College): Bishop Foley Catholic (Northern Illinois)

Bulldog Career: Career Statistics.

2008 Season (Senior): Match-By-Match Statistics.

2007 Season (Junior): Played in all 19 matches and was in the starting lineup on 16 occasions . . . Her five points on the season represented a tie for sixth place among team's top points leaders . . . Started out season with four points on a game-winning goal with two assists in opener at Kentucky Wesleyan (8/24) . . . Credited with an assist against Quincy (9/3) . . . Posted at least a shot on goal in seven matches with a season-best two in a home non-conference match decision over Madonna (9/25) . . . Fired five total shots versus Madonna (9/25) and had three shot attempts against Gannon (10/5) in an overtime home league victory.

2006 Season (Sophomore): Played in seven matches at NCAA Division I Northern Illinois University under coach Marci Miller Jobson . . . Claimed first career assist in a 4-0 season-opening win vs. Eastern Washington (8/25) . . . Came off the bench in 15 games as a freshman in 2005 at NIU . . . Logged a season-high 51 minutes in NIU’s 2-0 league loss at Ball State (10/21/05).

High School: Attained all-state, all-region, all-district and All-Michigan Catholic League honors during her final three years at Bishop Foley Catholic High . . . Helped Ventures reach Division 3 Regional Finals during her last two seasons after BFCHS captured Division 3 state titles during her freshman (2002) and sophomore (2003) seasons . . . Named to Daily Tribune’s All-Area Dream Team after second 20-point season (six goals and eight assists) . . . Posted 20 points on eight goals with four assists during sophomore year.

Personal: Daughter of Joseph and Denise Tarnowsky of Roseville, Mich. . . . A member of Michigan Hawks' 87 unit which won 2003 and 2004 State Cup championships . . . Played for Rochester Lightning's 87 crew which reached State Cup semifinals in consecutive years (2001 and 2002) . . . Majoring in applied biology.