Andrea Earle Class: Junior Hometown: San Diego, Calif. High School: Scripps Ranch HS Height: 5-4 Position: Forward Birthdate: 04/09/1992 Experience: 2V

2011: Became the 11th player in California Field Hockey history to earn All-American honors when she was named to the 2011 Longstreth/ NFHCA Division I All-American Third Team after being named to the All-West Region team...was the 12th Cal player since 1982 to be named the NorPac Player of the Year after being named the co-MVP of the Conference... was the fifth Cal player to earn NorPac Offensive Player of the Year honors...also named to the NorPac All-Conference team...was second in the NorPac Conference in goals per game (.80, 23rd in the NCAA) and points per game (1.85, 31st NCAA)...tied for the conference lead with 16 goals and second in the NorPac with 37 points...named the NorPac West Offensive Player of the Week three times...scored three game-winners...she also scored the game-tying goal at UC Davis that was scored with 30 seconds left in the regulation, the Bears second goal in a span of 40 seconds.

2010: Scored four goals with one assist, including a score against Radford in the NorPac Tournament ... posted two goals against UC Davis (9/5), earning NorPac West Rookie Player of the Week honors in the process ... played in all 19 games, starting four of them ... notched 19 shots on goal ... named to the NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad.

High School: Has three San Diego Section Division II Championships under her belt (2007-2009), as well as a Cal Cup Championship in 2008...scored the game-winning goal in the 2008 CIF Championships game...won the AAU Junior Olympic Team Championship in 2008 and played in three straight USFHA Futures Tournaments (2007-2009).

Personal: Born on April 9, 1992, in Poway, Calif....parents are Ken and Lucy Earle...father, Ken, was an All-American golfer at Pacific...post-graduate goals include going pre med...lists art as one of her hobbies...earned a 4.2 GPA at Scripps Ranch High School...also played soccer, basketball and softball in high school...undeclared major.