2009: Played 18 games and started 17 while playing 1180:08 minutes in goal • posted a 1.60 goals against average with a .789 save percentage and three shutouts • finished career ranked second in program history in career minutes played (3911:40), sixth in saves (287), ninth in save percentage (.759), 10th in goals against average (1.628) and 10th in shutouts (10) • made seven saves without surrendering a goal in 60:10 of action in shutout at Virginia Wesleyan • stopped only shot faced in 61:58 of action in shutout of Kenyon • posted four saves in shutout at Washington & Lee • made four saves on five shots in win over Eastern Mennonite • saw shutout streak snapped at 203:37 in win over EMU • made seven saves in loss at #2 Salisbury • stopped a season-high 12 shots in win over #13 Gettysburg • also made two saves in strokeoff against Bullets • made three saves in overtime win at Swarthmore • posted three saves at Haverford • came into game at start of second and made eight saves in overtime win at #8 TCNJ • turned aside two shots in posting second shutout of the season at Washington College • stopped five of six shots in come-from-behind win at Franklin & Marshall • made two saves in overtime loss to Muhlenberg • played 29:09 in shutout of Bryn Mawr • made six saves in loss at 18th-ranked Christopher Newport • made four saves in posting third shutout of the season against McDaniel • played first half at #3 Ursinus, making 12 saves • made a career-high and JHU Centennial Conference Tournament record 21 saves in loss to third-ranked Ursinus in CC finals.
2008: Played 19 games and started 18 • ranks 11th in school history with 186 career saves, seventh in minutes played (2731:32) and eighth in shutouts (7) • finished with a 1.67 goals against average, a .733 save percentage, a 13-5 record and three shutouts • posted two saves in win over #18 Lynchburg • stopped five of six shots in overtime win over Washington & Lee • stopped all five shots faced to earn first shutout of the season in upset of #2 Salisbury • made two saves in win at #15 Gettysburg • named to Centennial Conference Honor Roll (09-22) • played the first half in shutout of Swarthmore and finished with two saves • made two saves in win at Dickinson • stopped all six shots faced in shutout of Haverford • made a then season-high 11 saves in loss to #6 TCNJ • named to CC Honor Roll (10-06) • stopped four of five shots in win over Washington College • made one save without giving up a goal in first half of action against Franklin & Marshall • stopped two of three shots in win at McDaniel • made a then career-high 14 saves in loss to #3 Ursinus • made one save in posting shutout of Gettysburg in CC semifinals • made a career-high and school CC Tournament record 17 saves in loss to #3 Ursinus in championship game • named to CC Honor Roll (11-10).
2007: Started 19 games • First Team All-Centennial Conference selection • posted a 1.58 goals against average, a .748 save percentage, a 13-6 record and four shutouts • tied for second in the Centennial in shutouts, second in goals against average and fourth in save percentage • made four saves in upset win over #4 Cortland • posted five saves while surrendering just one goal in win over FDU • made three saves in win over Drew • posted a then season-high nine saves, including six second-half saves, in overtime win over Gettysburg • made eight saves in win over Dickinson • made four saves in win at Haverford • made four saves in win at Swarthmore • earned first career shutout with six saves, all in the second half, at Washington College • named Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week (10-08) • tied then season-high with nine saves in loss to #6 Christopher Newport • made four saves, all in the second half, for second career shutout at #18 Franklin & Marshall • posted two saves in win over Muhlenberg • named CC Defensive Player of the Week (10-15) • posted seven saves in loss at #5 TCNJ • made two saves to earn third shutout of the season against McDaniel • made six saves in loss at #6 Ursinus • made just one save against Bryn Mawr for fourth shutout of the season • named to CC Honor Roll (10-29) • did not make a save in CC Semifinal win over Muhlenberg • made four saves in CC title game loss at #4 Ursinus • posted a season-high 10 saves in loss at #13 Juniata in NCAA First Round.
2006: Played eight games and started two • finished the season with a 1.82 goals against average and a .769 save percentage • started first game of career against Cortland, making 12 saves • started the following game against Frostburg and did not surrender a goal • appeared in relief against College of Notre Dame, Washington & Lee, #18 Gettysburg, Haverford, Bryn Mawr and Wesley • stopped four of five shots against Haverford • made three saves on three shots against Bryn Mawr • went 112:10 without surrendering a goal from September 3 to October 14 • ended the season with a shutout streak of 53:03.
Personal: Sophia T. Tieu • born December 13, 1988 • daughter of Thomas and Tracy Tieu • recipient of NSLC leadership and CIF All-State awards • earned first team all-league honors as a senior • three-time scholar athlete honoree • also played soccer and softball for Cupertino • majoring in molecular and cellular biology with a minor in entrepreneurship and management.
