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Louise Albin
Louise Albin

Class:
Junior

Hometown:
Shoreline, Wash.

High School:
Shorewood

Height:
5-10

Position:
D

Experience:
1L

Club Team:
Northwest Nationals

Louise Albin Photo Gallery


Washington
2010 (RS-Freshman):
Redshirted the season.

2009 (Freshman): Named the team's Rookie of the Year ... appeared in 19 of 22 games, earning four starts, including the NCAA Second Round match against No. 2 Portland ... took one shot during the season, which came against Columbia in her third game ... spent most of her time on the backline, though she's a versatile player who also played up front ... earned the starting nod in the first game of the season against Seattle ... also started in the third game of the season in the Husky Nike Invitational against Columbia and took her first career shot ... her third start also came in the Husky Nike Invitational against Colorado College.

High School/Club
Four-year letterwinner and two-year team captain at Shorewood High School ... a four-time First Team All-WesCo South selection ... also named to the Everett Herald All-Area First Team in 2008 ... team captain in 2007 and 2008 ... team's leading scorer and MVP her senior year ... also excelled in the classroom where she carried a 3.6 grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) ... played for Northwest Nationals club team under coach Nate Daligon for eight years ... led team to the finals in both the 2006 Surf Cup and State Cup ... also moved up an age level to play with her sister's team in the 2007 Diadora tournament, helping the team to victory ... was a member of Washington's Olympic Development Program for three years.

Personal
Louise Margaret Albin ... born in Seattle ... parents are Susan and Herb Albin... Has an older sister, Lillian ... mother, aunt and uncle all attended the University of Washington ... aunt played for the UW women's basketball team while her uncle was a rower ... sister plays soccer for Boston University ... Cousin, Haley Zevenbergen, played soccer at Yale ... interested in a career in speech pathology or special education ... volunteers regularly with Highland Terrace Elementary School Special Education ... enjoys skiing, skim boarding and playing golf ... also considered Boston University and University of Pacific.

Coach Gallimore on Albin
"Louise is a very technical player who has a great sense of the game of soccer. She will fit in well with our possession-oriented style of play. On the other side of the ball, and what originally attracted me to Louise as a player, is that she absolutely loves to defend. She has a natural tenacity, fight and competitiveness that make her a force defensively."

LOUISE ALBIN'S CAREER STATISTICS

YearGP/GSGoalsAssistsPointsShotsGWG
200919/400010
TOTALS19/400010

GETTING TO KNOW LOUISE ALBIN

Louise Albin In Her Own Words
I always like to be active and enjoy hanging out with my friends. I am really excited to finally be a Husky!
NicknameWeezy
Favorite song"Must Get Out" by Maroon 5
Guilty pleasureWatching the Food Network
Strangest thing a coach ever said to you"Don't let school get in the way of your education"
Favorite part of being a HuskyI like meeting new people and athletes
Favorite restaurant in SeattleJak's Steakhouse
Favorite place to hang out in SeattleGreenlake
Favorite place on UW campusThe big fountain
Current cell phone ring toneAlways on vibrate
Zodiac signTaurus
If you could guest star on a TV show, what would it be?Top Chef
Biggest celebrity crushAdam Levine
Store where you would like to spend a $10,000 gift cardNordstrom
If you could have dinner with one person, who would it beBarack Obama
Why did you choose your numberI like the number 13 but 23 was the closest to it that was open
Random fact people wouldn't know about Louise AlbinI am terrible at every other sport except for soccer
If you could trade places with a teammate for a day, who would it be and whyProbably a goalkeeper, because it would be fun to try
Best thing about playing for Coach GallimoreThere is a competitive atmosphere that makes you want to work hard
Go Huskies!