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Career ? Played 34 games in two seasons at USF, started 33 ... Tallied three points from three assists ... Took seven shots, three on goal for a .429 shot on goal percentage.

2006 ?  Started all 17 games for the Bulls ... Attempted four shots, three on goal in 2006 ... Tallied assist on game-winning goal against Pittsburgh on Oct. 8 ... First assist of the season was in 2-2 tie with Florida Atlantic (Sept. 3) ... Selected to Dafeldecker All-Classic Team ... Also had one shot in the game.

2005 - Played 1466 minutes in 17 games ... Had one assist in 3-1 victory over Longwood on Sept. 11 ... Attempted three shots, one apiece in games against University of North Florida (Sept. 18), Pittsburgh (Oct. 7) and St. John’s (Oct. 21) ... Selected as a 2005 BIG EAST Academic All-Star.

2004 - Played soccer for South Carolina ... Had her foot on the only two goals scored against Maryland with one unassisted goal and one assist ... SEC Honor Roll.

2003 - Played in 18 matches in first season as a Gamecock ... Scored first career goal in 2-1 loss at Georgia on Oct. 18 ... Tallied SC's first assist of the season on game-winning goal from Erica Bowie in 2-1 win vs. Charleston Southern on Sept. 5 ... Had two shots on goal.

High School - 2003 Florida Academic All-State team - one of only 12 female students in the state recognized for academic and athletic achievements ... Led her team to the district finals for the first time in school history ... Led the team in assists and was named team MVP ... Lettered four years in soccer and served as a team captain for three years ... Member of the Hillsborough County Senior All-Star Team ... Two-time all-county first team member ... Was on the Tampa Tribune first team her junior and senior year ... Lettered four years in cross country and four years in track and field ... Played for the Tampa Bay Extreme ... Acknowledged in the St. Pete Times as an impact player in the 2002 southern regional playoffs in Arkansas ... Member of the State ODP team three years ... Played with the Florida ODP team in Norway 2001. 

Personal - Full name is Jenna Marie Ball ... Transfer from South Carolina ... Favorite athlete is Julie Foudy ... Enjoys playing all sports ... Her father played varsity football at Marshall University ... Her sister, Susie, was a member of the University of North Carolina 2000 soccer NCAA National Championship team ... Born Nov. 7, 1984, in Tokyo, Japan ... Parents are Cathy and Calvin Ball ... Has two sisters, Susie and Carolyn ... Majoring in business.