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Junior (2010): All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team honoree… Started all 21 games as a member of a defense that tied the single-season school record for most shutouts (8), six occurring in conference play… Played every minute of a team-best 18 games… Played all 110 minutes in a defensive effort that kept No. 14 Duke scoreless for the first time all season and broke FIU’s four-game losing skid in the series… Part of a defensive effort that shut out UALR to secure FIU’s first conference-opening win in eight years… At the start of conference season, she helped lead the defense to four straight shutout victories for the first time in 24 years… Halted Troy’s seven-game unbeaten streak and held the Trojans, who had ranked among top 10 percent in nation for scoring offense, to just two shots (10/1)… Helped FIU notch its first win at Florida Atlantic (10/29) since 2000 and clinch a 10-win season for the second-straight year… Played all 90 minutes in FIU’s first post-season win since 2004, a 2-1 decision over Troy (11/3) in the quarterfinals of the Sun Belt Tournament.

Sophomore (2009): Started all 20 games... Played all 90 minutes in defensive effort that shut out Denver (10/2), who received votes in the national poll and ranked among the top 50 in the nation for goals per game average at the time... Clocked all but seven minutes in win vs. Arkansas State (10/25) to break the school record for longest winning streak... Played all 90 minutes in FIU’s 1-0 win over FAU (10/30) to capture the Sun Belt Conference regular season crown and cap the team’s unbeaten streak at 10 games.

Freshman (2008): Played in 18 games, starting 17... Solid at the defensive midfield spot... Recorded two shots vs. Middle Tennessee (9/26).

Prior to FIU: Multi-sport athlete at Oakville, participating in volleyball, field hockey, basketball, badminton in addition to soccer... Named soccer MVP in 2005 and Oakville HS Sportswoman of the Year in 2007 and ’08.

Personal: Born April 10, 1990... Daughter of Angelo and Mary Miliucci... Has one brother, Michael... Named to the Honor Roll every year from 2004 to 2008.