Natalie Ducatenzeiler - 2007 - Women's Soccer

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8 Natalie Ducatenzeiler

Position Midfielder
Height 5-8
Class Freshman
Hometown Temecula, CA
High School Temecula Valley HS

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2007 Ranked second on the team with four goals, tied for first with three assists, and finished second with 11 points ... Scored her first-ever goal as a member of the Highlanders against Florida Atlantic on August 31, and followed with her second goal in the next game (September 2 against Toledo) ... Added goals against Fresno State on September 21 and Wyoming on September 28 ... Also assisted Tessa Lennala's goal against Wyoming on Septemebr 28 ... Recorded her first-ever assists on an Ashley Parks goal at Oregon on September 7 ... Assisted Tessa Lennala's game-winning goal against UC Davis on October 14 ...

High School Four-year letterwinner at Temecula Valley High School for coaches Chris Hamill and Adam Skumawitz ... Helped the Bears win the CIF title in 2006 ... Named Offensive MVP for the Southwestern League, All-CIF Offensive MVP, and the All-Valley Player of the Year ... Scored 19 goals with 11 assists as a senior ... A first team all-league selection as a junior, second team as a sophomore, and honorable mention as a freshman ... Played in the Cal South ODP program ... Played for the Southwest Soccer Club ...

Personal Natalie Ducatenzeiler is the daughter of Victor and Nicole Ducatenzeiler … Nickname is “Duca” … Has yet to declare a major … Father was a jazz musician in the 1970s and has competed in professional poker tournaments … Cheers for Manchester United and the San Diego Chargers … Favorite athlete is David Beckham … Enjoys reading books by Emily Brönte … Favorite novels are “Wuthering Heights” and “The Lovely Bones” … Favorite food is sushi … Favorite
TV shows are "House" and "So You Think You Can Dance" … Favorite movies are “American Beauty” and “Titanic” … Likes listening to Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera … Hobbies include drawing, playing piano, watching movies, and reading … Biggest influence was high school coach Adam Skumawitz because he “helped me develop so much as a player and as a person” ...

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