Career Notes Fourth on SDSU career scoring list (45)... Tied for third on SDSU career goals list (19)... Tied for first on SDSU career game-winning goals list (8)... Tied for eighth on SDSU career assists list (7)... Seventh on SDSU career shots attempted list (111)... Second on SDSU career shots on goal list (60)... Tied for ninth on SDSU career games played list (55)... Sixth on SDSU career games started list (53)... Second on SDSU career minutes played list (3,762).
2006 (junior) In 20 games, Worcester recorded five goals... Added four assists on the season including one on the game-winning goal of the United Soccer Conference Tournament in Washington, D.C... Recorded a single-season, career-high, 45 shots... Of her five goals, two were game-winners... Scored 2-0=4 points against Northern Illinois in the second game of the season before assisting on a single-game, career-best, three goals as she recorded 0-3=3 points in the home opener against College of St. Mary (9/4)... Against current Summit League foe, IPFW (10/13), Worcester recorded her fifth career multi-goal game, second of the season, as she scored 2-0=4 points... Her first goal of the game was one of two game-winning goals on the season, with her second coming against Dixie State (10/2) as she scored 1-0=2 points. Worcester seventh career assist came in the championship game of the USC Tournament as she aided on the game’s lone goal against North Dakota State (11/5).
2005 (sophomore) Scored a goal in the first game of the season (1-0=2) and went on to lead the Jacks with five goals during her sophomore year... Scored 0-1=1 point in the second and third games of the season for a career-best three-game scoring streak... Started in 17-of-18 games as a second-year starter... After a eight-game scoreless streak, Worcester scored 1-0=2 points against College of St. Mary (10/9) and 2-0=4 points against Montana (10/14) for her third career multi-goal game... Worcester recorded the game-winning goals in each of the two contests before adding her third game-winner of the year with 1-0=2 points during the season-finale against Murray State (10/30). ? Independent Offensive Player of the Week after scoring the game-winner against Murray State in a 1-0=2 point effort (10/30)... Goal was the 14th of her career and her the sixth time in two years that Worcester had notched a game-winner... Second honor in as many seasons.
2004 (freshman) Started all 17 games for the Jacks in 2004... Was tabbed the co-Independent Newcomer of the Year... Selected to the All-Independent First Team... Scored nine goals on the season to break the SDSU single-season goals record by a freshman... Scored her first collegiate points with a goal against Western Illinois (9/12). Also scored 1-0=2 points against Wayne State College (9/18) for a two-game scoring streak... Against University of Mary scored a single-game career-high 3-0=6 points... Scored 1-0=2 points in back-to-back games against Northern Colorado (10/15) and Carroll College (10/17) before recording her first collegiate assist as she scored 2-1=5 points against Augustana (10/24). ? Independent Offensive Player of the Week following recording a hat trick against University of Mary (N.D.), in which Worcester scored all three goals (3-0=6) in a 3-1 victory over the Marauders (10/3). ? Independent Newcomer of the Week after scoring two goals against Augustana (10/24)... Scored SDSU’s first goal of the game to set new school record for goals in a season by a freshman... Scored the game-winner in the second half for her second multi-goal game of the season (2-1=5). Recorded the highest shot percentage in a single season for a Jackrabbit (.300).
Before SDSU Holds the Iowa state record for career goals (163) and points (370)... Holds the state’s single-season record for goals with 47, while adding 44 career assists... Was a three-time all-state selection, earning first-team all-state honors as a sophomore... Lettered twice as a kicker in football and also lettered in basketball, track and field, and cross country... In club soccer, played on State Cup championship teams for West Des Moines En Fuego.