Colorado College Athletics

As a Tiger
2008: After emerging as Conference USA’s Preseason Offensive Player of the Year, Beans suffered an early injury that prematurely ended her campaign after only six games...started in CC’s first five outings and scored in two of the first three..her second tally was the game winner in a 2-1 victory over Idaho State University...has two years of athletic eligibility remaining after applying for medical hardship, and already ranks sixth on the program’s all-time chart with 24 career goals...also heads into this fall tied for 10th with 52 overall points as a Tiger. 

2007: Tied for the team goal-scoring lead with nine tallies, including the game winner in a 2-0 victory over Davidson College early in the season...voted All-Conference USA for the second consecutive campaign, earning first-team honors...also received All-Central Region recognition from NSCAA/adidas (first-team) and SoccerBuzz.com (third-team) after logging 1,539 minutes of playing time, fourth most on the team...enters her junior year ranked seventh on Colorado College’s all-time chart with 22 career goals, and is tied for 15th with her 48 points.  

2006: Finished as CC’s leading scorer with 13 goals and 29 points, earning Freshman All-America recognition from TopDrawerSoccer.com (first team) and SoccerBuzz.com (third team), along with national All-Freshman accolades from Soccer America (second team), in the process...voted Conference USA Freshman of the Year, she also received second-team all-league honors and a spot on the C-USA All-Freshman Team...she was a third-team All-Central Region (SoccerBuzz.com and NSCAA/adidas) selection, as well as being named to  the Central Region All-Freshman Team (SoccerBuzz.com) ...among her 13 goals, the most by a Tiger rookie since Hall of Famer Kerri Tashiro scored 21 in 1986, were five game winners...she also assisted on the GWG in her collegiate debut, a 2-0 victory over California Riverside.

Before Colorado College
A prolific scorer throughout her prep career, Beans finished with 152 goals and 53 assists in four seasons at Illiana Christian High School in Lansing, Illinois...served as team captain her last three years there, striking for 48 goals as a senior in 2006 when she earned all-state honors...a four-time all-sectional selection...named Prep Soccer Player of the Year in 2004 and in 2006 by the South Suburbs Times...led Illiana Christian to the conference finals on two occasions...as a member of America’s Soccer Club Team, she was involved in the Indiana Olympic Development Program for five years (2000-04).

Season          GP/GS        G        A       Pts
2006                22/22        13        3        29
2007                19/19          9        1        19
2008                  6/5             2        0          4
Totals              47/46        24        4        52