Honours
NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL TEAM HONOURS
- Nike Junior Women's Player of the Year 2006
- Nike National Women's Player of the Year 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
- Oceania Football Confederation Women's Player of the Year 2009, 2010
2009 UNIVERSITY SOCCER HONORS
- All American (NSCAA, Top Drawer Soccer and Soccer America)
- Scholar All American (NSCAA)
- All Pac10 First team
- All Pac10 Scholar Athlete of the year
2010 UNIVERSITY SOCCER HONORS
- Stanford University, Pat Strathairn Best Competitive Athlete Award
2010 WOMEN'S PROFESSIONAL SOCCER HONORS
- Rookie of the year
Award announcement
The left defender started 23 games for regular season champions FC Gold Pride this season and had three assists. Her solid defensive play helped FC Gold Pride lead the league in team defence with just 19 goals allowed, while her consistently aggressive runs up the left flank and dangerous crosses created opportunities and space for FC Gold Pride’s forwards throughout the season.
- All Pro selection (First XI)
2011 WOMEN'S PROFESSIONAL SOCCER HONORS
- Finalist, Defender of the year
- All Pro selection (First XI)
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