• Won her second Gold Medal at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, starting all six games
• Became the 25th American to earn her 100th career cap (vs. Sweden in the 2009 Algarve Cup final)
• Participated in the 2007 National Team Residency Program but missed the 2007 FIFA World Cup due to a torn ACL
• Played in every game for the National Team in 2006
• Played and started every game at the 2005 Algarve Cup as part of eight starts for the National Team
• Participated in the 2004 National Team Residency Program, starting in 17 of 29 matches played
• Played in two matches en route to a Gold Medal in her first world championship at the 2004 Athens Olympics
• Scored her first two goals of her international career in 2004, both game-winners (Canada, Iceland)
• First international goal came against Canada on July 3rd, 2004
• Was a member of the U-21 Women’s National Team Pool in 1999 and 2000
• Was a member of the 1999 U-21 Women’s National Team that won the Nordic Cup in Iceland

• All-time leader in games played (95), starts (94) and minutes played (7,547) at Florida
• Helped Gators to their first and only NCAA Championship in 1999
• Named to the 1999 NCAA All-Tournament team
• Won the SEC title all four years of her career
• Named First-Team All-American her senior year and Third-Team her junior year
• Named All-SEC First-Team as a junior and senior
• Named Most Inspirational Player her freshman year and Team MVP her senior year

• Full name is Heather Blaine Mitts
• Her mother, Jan Peck, is a personal trainer.
• Worked for ESPN as a sideline reporter on college football during the 2005 seasons
• Served as a studio analyst for ABC/ESPN/ESPN2 during the 2003 FIFA Women’s World Cup and was the sideline reporter for several MLS broadcasts in 2005
• Has done color commentary for Sunshine Network and for Fox Sports South on women’s college soccer games
• Appeared on the cover of Philadelphia Magazine in June of 2002 as one of the city’s “Sexiest Singles”
• Was voted sexiest player in the WUSA on Playboy.com during the 2001 season
• Also was voted ESPN.com’s “Sexiest Female Athlete” in 2004
• The first soccer player ever to appear in FHM in a five-page photo spread
• Was on the cover of the Sports Illustrated for Women college preview issue in 1999
• Also appeared in the 2005 SI Swimsuit Issue with A.J. Feeley, who is now her fiancé
• Co-hosted the “Tailgate Show” on Comcast SportsNet, the pre-game for the Philadelphia Eagles home games in 2004
• “Ran with the Bulls” in Pamplona, Spain in 1999
• Loves watching and playing sports
• Loves to play golf, tennis and squash
• Father, Don, a cardiac surgeon at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, played basketball at Kentucky under Adolph Rupp
• Brother Brian played soccer at the University of Kentucky and her sister, Megan, is a student at University of Miami
• Involved with Boys & Girls Club and Athletes for Hope
• Holds a soccer camp in Cincinnati every summer

TV Shows:

1. The Office
2. Prison Break
3. 30 Rock

Place to Shop:

1. NYC
2. Whole Foods
3. Chicago

Restaurants:

1. Budda Kan
2. Katsuya
3. Houston’s

Professional Athletes:

1. AJ Feeley
2. Pele
3. Danielle Fotopoulos

Cities (in any country):

1. Venice
2. San Diego
3. Maui