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Abby Crumpton (FA)
Forward - Defender
Team: Boston Breakers
Abby Crumpton
Height: 5' 7"
Birth Date: 4/6/1981
Hometown: Rochester Hills, Mich.
Previous Team: Charlotte Lady Eagles
How Acquired:
Named to the Breakers roster as a developmental player on March 25, 2009 after preseason tryout.

2009:
  • Appeared in four matches, started in one against FC Gold Pride on July 19, 2009.
  • Named to the Breakers roster as a developmental player on March 25, 2009 after preseason tryout.
International:
  • Member of the 2002 Nordic Cup champion U-21 U.S. Women’s National Team
  • Trained with the U-21 U.S. Women’s National team from 2000-02
Club:
  • Played in the WUSA with the Atlanta Beat after being chosen with the 13th overall pick in the 2003 draft
College:
  • Named Big Ten Player of the Year in 2002, becoming first Michigan player to be awarded the honor
  • Helped Michigan to its best final national ranking (11th) and its first trip to the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals in the program’s nine-year history
  • Named to NSCAA All-America team after leading the Wolverines with 35 points (11 goals & 13 assists)
  • Finished college career as the Wolverines’ all-time leading scorer with 116 points, off 43 goals and 30 assists
  • Ranked 2nd all-time in career goals and assists and was 2nd in school history with 10 game-winning goals
  • Named to the All-Big Ten first team in 2001 after notching 13 goals and four assists
  • Named to the All-Big Ten tournament team in 2001
  • Selected to the All-Great Lakes Region third team, All-Big Ten second team and the All-Big Ten tournament team as a sophomore in 2000, after recording seven goals and five assists on the season
  • Awarded the UM Athletic Academic Achievement Award in 1999
  • Named to Soccer Buzz Freshman All-America second team & NSCAA All-Great Lakes Region First Team
  • Named to the All-Big Ten First Team as a freshman after recording 12 goals and eight assists for 32 points.
High School / Youth Club:
  • Two-time MVP at Rochester Adams High School and member of 1999 state championship team
  • Three-time all-state Dream Team (1997-99)
  • Completed 1998 season with 41 goals and 10 assists
  • Competed with Michigan Hawks (1997-99) and was a member of 1999 U-23 regional champion team
Personal:
  • Full name is Abby Lynn Crumpton
  • Daughter of Laurie and Samuel Crumpton
  • Has one older sister named Hallie
  • Majored in sports management and communications at Michigan
  • Served as head coach at Pittsburgh-Bradford (DIII) and DII Anderson (S.C.) after WUSA folded
  • Spent time as an assistant coach at Clemson and at her alma mater, Michigan
  1. What are the three things you can never be without while traveling?
    My Bible, my iPod, my cell phone
  2. If you didn’t play professional soccer, what other profession would you try – and why?
    Pro athletics front office management to see a different side, or a hotel critic because I love to travel!
  3. What’s your perfect day off?
    An a.m. Starbucks, a sunny day, a walk and lots of sleep…..and maybe some movies too!
  4. What famous person most inspires you and why?
    Jesus, enough said!
  5. If you had a dinner party, who are the four people you would invite (can be living or dead)?
    Jesus, Barack Obama, my good friend Suzie and my grandpa Marden.
  6. If there were one adjective to describe you, what would it be?
    Personable
  7. What’s on your workout/pre-game iPod playlist?
    Worship music and maybe a few rap songs in there!
QUICK HITS – List your top three favorites

TV Shows:

  1. Ugly Betty
  2. Grey’s Anatomy
  3. Gordon Ramsey’s Kitchen Nightmares

Place to Shop:

  1. Target
  2. Best Buy
  3. Any outlet or mall

Restaurants:

  1. Mama Penn’s
  2. Waffle House
  3. Soby’s

Professional Athletes:

  1. Michael Jordan
  2. John Terry
  3. Kevin Boss

Cities (in any country):

  1. New York
  2. Paris
  3. Detroit (Home Sweet Home)
 
Abby Crumpton
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Every team has their superstar starters, but no one person can win a championship on their own. Oftentimes, the back support of a team, better known as the bench, gets overlooked.

Boston Breakers promotional video that is played during home games at Harvard Stadium.

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