Amy Flores

Position:
Forward
Height:
5-9
Class:
Senior
High School:
St. Francis
Hometown:
Sacramento, Calif.

2005 (Senior)
Led the team in goals (eight) and points (17)...in conference games only, Flores finished tied for second in the Big 12 with six goals, and tied for third, averaging 0.67 goals-per-game...her eight goals in 2005 tie for the sixth-best clip all-time...notched a goal for the sixth time in seven games in the Cyclones 2-1 loss vs. Texas...scored ISU’s lone goal vs. Baylor, giving her three goals in the last four games...scored two goals in one game for the first time in her career, in a 3-1 win vs. Kansas...lscored fourth goal on the season vs. Missouri...she is tied for second on the Iowa State all-time list for goals scored in a career, with 20...scored third goal of the season and first assist in ISU’s win at Texas Tech...scored game-winning goal in ISU’s 2-1 win over Creighton...took three shots in the Cyclones’ weekend sweep over SDSU and Colorado College...scored her first goal of the season at Iowa...logged 41 minutes of action vs. Indiana...took one shot on goal in the first half of ISU’s win vs. Purdue...recorded two of ISU’s 13 shots in the season opener against Mississippi State...tied for second on the all-time list with 77 games played in her career...academic all-Big 12 first team for third-consecutive season

2004 (Junior)
Appeared in all 20 regular-season games, starting the final 10 contests ... tied for the team lead with 12 points, four goals and four assists ... collected all 12 points in the final month of the regular season ... scored the game-winning goal in each of ISU’s consecutive wins over Baylor, Texas Tech and Missouri ... scored multiple goals for the second time in her career against Texas Tech ... scored in a fourth consecutive game with an assist at Oklahoma ... finished the regular season with three assists against Iowa, the third-best single-game assist total in ISU history ... took shots in all but three games, totaling 29 for the season ... named to the academic all Big-12 first team and Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2003 (Sophomore)
An impact player on the ISU attack ... scored at the 1:27 mark of the season opener at Arizona, the fastest season-opening score in team history ... named Arizona Invitational Offensive MVP after a two-goal performance ... scored five goals on just 19 shots for the season ... notched a goal in each of ISU’s final three Big 12 contests, including the game-tying score late at Baylor ... first-team academic all-Big 12 selection ... named to the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2002 (Freshman)
Started 18 of 19 games at forward ... one of four Cyclones to take 30 or more shots ... scored her first career goal on her 24th shot attempt of the season ... scored the Cyclones’ only goal against Kansas ... became the fourth ISU player to score a goal in a Big 12 Tournament game ... tallied seven shots in each of ISU’s two games at the UMass Classic ... took four shots against Gonzaga ... named the team’s Most Improved Player ... named to the Dean’s List and the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

Prep
Team captain as a senior ... four-time soccer letterwinner ... member of all-league and all-city squads as a senior ... named league offensive MVP as a junior ... led St. Francis to a sectional championship as a junior ... member of the Sacramento United Flames club team ... captained the 2001-02 St. Francis basketball team and received all-city accolades ... maintained a 4.0 GPA throughout high school ... high school coaches were Zach Masters and Rick Carrigan ... club coach was Rick Carrigan.

Personal
Born June 24, 1984 ... daughter of Doris and Jesse Flores ... father played baseball and football at Sacramento State and played baseball in the Toronto Blue Jays’ minor league system ... biochemistry major.