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2007
Named BGSU's MVP in the midfield for the second consecutive season ... chosen to the MAC's All-Tournament Team ... also named to the Academic All-Ohio First Team by the Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association ... started all 22 games on the season ... one of just four Falcons to start every game ... lone points of the season came on a goal vs. Toledo in the MAC Tournament's championship game (Nov. 11) ... scored the first goal of the match on a free kick ... also found the back of the net two days earlier, as she scored during the penalty-kick phase of the Falcons' league tourney semifinal match vs. Ball State.
2006
Named BGSU's MVP in the midfield ... blossomed into one of the Falcons' top players, finishing second on the team in scoring while helping the Brown and Orange to unprecedented success defensively ... played in all 20 matches, starting 16 ... scored eight points on the season, tying for the team lead with three goals ... all eight of her points came in MAC play, tying her for the BG lead ... her biggest goal came in the second overtime of the final regular-season game, giving the Brown and Orange the win over arch-rival Toledo (Oct. 26) ... also had the winning goal against Miami (Oct. 1) and found the back of the net at Akron as well (Oct. 8) ... her assists both came on game-winners, vs. Western Michigan (Sept. 24) and Buffalo (Oct. 15) ... named to the all-tournament team at the Milwaukee Cup on the season's first weekend ... the assist in the WMU match was her first collegiate point, and came on Danielle Cygan's match-winning goal ... picked up her first collegiate goal in the Miami match, snapping a scoreless tie with less than 11 minutes remaining in the second half ... second goal came a week later, with a first-half marker at UA ... assist in the UB match came on Corbie Yee's first goal of the day in a 2-0 win ... her cross-field pass sent Yee down the left side all alone ... in the regular-season match vs. UT, her OT goal clinched a MAC Tournament home game for the Falcons.
2005
Played in 19 matches as the Falcons won the MAC's regular-season and tournament titles ... made a pair of starts ... started the home win over Buffalo as well as the MAC Tournament quarterfinal vs. arch-rival Toledo ... played in all of the Falcons' MAC regular-season matches, as well as in the three league tournament contests and the NCAA Championships first-round game vs. Michigan State.
HIGH SCHOOL
Made the 2004 NSCAA/adidas High School Girls All-America Team (one of just nine defenders listed) ... four-year letterwinner and two-time team MVP at Lakota West ('05) for the Firebirds of coach Tara Schafer-Kalkhoff ... All-Ohio First-Team selection in 2004 after earning all-state third-team honors as a junior ... the city (Cincinnati) and league (Greater Miami Conference) Player of the Year as a senior ... earned all-GMC honors on three occasions ... team had a four-year record of 56-11-8, winning the league every season ... high honor roll ... Who's Who Among High School Students.
PERSONAL
Brianne Elizabeth Eisenhard was born May 24, 1987, in Cincinnati ... sport enterprise major with a 3.46 cumulative GPA through her first two years on campus ... daughter of Bruce and Ronda Eisenhard ... the youngest of two children ... brother, Brenton, competed in both football and track at the College of Mount St. Joseph ... has played club soccer for the Cincinnati United Premier (CUP) team, serving as a captain.
BRIANNE EISENHARD - BGSU CAREER STATISTICS
