Record Book
- Single Season
- 5th - Consecutive Scoreless Minutes - 665:62
- T-8th - Shutouts - 7
- T-17th - Wins - 10
- Career
- 3rd - GAA - 0.55
- 14th - Wins - 13
- 15th - Minutes Played - 1,805:26
Career Summary
- 35 Games Played - 15 Games Started - 1,812 Minutes
- 13-0-2 - 37 Saves
- 2014 & 2015 Centennial Academic Honor Roll
2015: Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll honoree • played in six games, making two starts as the Blue Jays' goalkeeper • finished the season with a 2-0-0 record and played a role in two shutouts • concluded the season with a 0.93 GAA and a .750 save percentage.
2014: Saw action in 13 games, starting 12 â?¢ notched 20 saves while allowing just five goals in 1,103.40 minutes this season • recorded seven shutouts on the season • named Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week (10/20) • started season with 665:62 consecutive shutout minutes • Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll member.
2013: Saw action in ten games • appeared in second half of season opening win against Averett • recorded her first career start and win against Washington College (9/14) • made three saves in Centennial Conference semifinal victory over Muhlenberg (11/8) • allowed only two goals in 326 minutes of action.
2012: Played in six games as third-string goalkeeper, allowing one goal in 91 minutes of action • made collegiate debut versus Rochester (NY).
High School: Three-year starter garnering 35 career shutouts • led team to first section championship in Mountain View history • San Jose Mercury News Soccer Player of the Year, league goalkeeper of the year, Palo Alto Daily News Defensive Player of the Year and team MVP as a senior • three-time all-league first team • captain as a junior and senior • played club soccer for nationally ranked Santa Clara Sporting for six years • played with the California Olympic Development Program State Soccer Team from 2010-11 • also lettered in tennis (two-time captain) and track & field • President, Mountain View High Associated Student Body • volunteer at the Stanford Ronald McDonald House.
Personal: Sarah E. Benett • daughter of Sandy and Ann Benett • has an older brother, David • majoring in public health.
