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Amy LePeilbet
Defender
Team: Boston Breakers
Amy LePeilbet
Height: 5' 6"
Birth Date: 3/12/1982
Hometown: Crystal Lake, Ill.
Previous Team: Pali Blues (W-League)
How Acquired:
WPS General Draft

2009:
  • Named 2009 MedImmune Defender of the Year
  • 2009 WPS All-Star Team starter
  • Started in all 19 games she appeared in
  • Helped anchor the Breakers’ defense and assisted in the team’s 1.00 goals against average and WPS-leading lowest shots on goal allowed per game with 4.45
  • Selected by the Breakers in the first round (fourth pick overall) in the WPS General Draft
International:
  • Part of the 2009 U.S. Women’s National Team
  • Trained with the WNT during its year-opening camp in 2008
  • Played every minute at the 2006 Four Nations Tournament (defense yielded one goal in three games)
  • Participated in the U.S. National Team’s Residency Program in 2006
  • Took part in three tournaments in 2004, including the Algarve Cup and Olympic qualifying
  • Won her first international cap on Jan. 30, 2004 versus Sweden
  • Competed with the U-21 Women’s National Team from 2002-2003
  • Played in every minute of the 2002 and 2003 Nordic Cups, helping the U.S. U-21s win titles in each
Club:
  • Played for the W-League Champions, Pali Blues in 2008
  • Named to the W-League Championship All-Tournament Team in 2008
  • Named the 2008 W-League Championship Game MVP
  • Played for the W-League’s Arizona Heatwave in 2005
College:
  • Started every match of her 74-game collegiate career at Arizona State
  • A Second-Team NSCAA All-American as a senior
  • Earned three First-Team All-PAC-10 Selections
  • Two-time Academic All-American
  • Scored six collegiate goals, three in her senior year
High School / Youth Club:
  • Graduated from Prairie Ridge High School in Crystal Lake, Ill. in 2000
  • Earned four letters in soccer, three in basketball
  • Captain of the soccer and basketball team in 1999 and 2000
  • Holds school records for total goals (53) and assists (37)
  • Played for W-League Cobras as a junior and senior in high school and freshman and sophomore in college
Personal:
  • Full name is Amy Elizabeth LePeilbet
  • Born in Spokane, Wash.
  • Parents are Andy and Lynn LePeilbet
  • Has one younger sister, Abby, two older sisters, Angie and Amanda, and one older brother, Adam
  • Majored in sociology in college
  • Enjoys hiking, bike riding and snowboarding, as well as reading a good book
  • Coached JV soccer and was an assistant for the varsity team at Mountain Pointe High School in Phoenix, Ariz., during the 2006-07 season
  1. What are the three things you can never be without while traveling?
    Phone, Apple Book, Hat or Beanie
  2. If you didn’t play professional soccer, what other profession would you try – and why?
    I would like to work with animals in some way or another.
  3. What’s your perfect day off?
    Wake up whenever, go to the coffee shop and get my favorite drink, take the day to relax and maybe watch a movie.
  4. What famous person most inspires you and why?
    I can’t think of a famous person that inspires me, but I can say my parents inspire me everyday!
  5. If you had a dinner party, who are the four people you would invite (can be living or dead)?
    I don’t really have dinner parties.
  6. If there were one adjective to describe you, what would it be?
    Simple
  7. What’s on your workout/pre-game iPod playlist?
    KT Tunstall, Alabama, Pop and Country Music
QUICK HITS – List your top three favorites

TV Shows:

  1. 30 Rock
  2. Dancing With the Stars
  3. Millionaire Matchmaker

Place to Shop:

  1. Target
  2. REI
  3. Trader Joes

Restaurants:

  1. Café Rio
  2. In and Out
  3. Sushi Joint in Playa del Rey

Professional Athletes:

  1. Dana Torres
  2. Joe Montana
  3. Michael Jordan

Cities (in any country):

  1. Lake Tahoe
  2. Los Angeles
  3. San Francisco
 
Amy LePeilbet
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Getting Silly With the Secretary of Defense: the Breakers' Amy Lepeilbet

A lighthearted Q&A with Amy Lepeilbet.

Chicago Suburb is Home to WPS Defender of the Year, Boston's LePeilbet

Interview with LePeilbet who recieved the honor of WPS Defender of the Year.

Amy LePeilbet has emerged as the shutdown defender the Breakers envisioned when she was selected with the fourth overall pick in the 2009 Women’s Professional Soccer general draft.

Nature has made it such that women generally have less muscle around their knees than men do.  So whenever a female athlete—particularly a soccer player—goes down holding her knee, we all shudder as the worst possible scenario runs through our minds—the dreaded ACL tear!

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

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