2012 Field Hockey Roster
Fisher, Sarah
Jersey Number 13
Sarah Fisher
- Class:
- Senior
- Height:
- 5-10
- Position:
- Goalkeeper
- High School:
- James Monroe
- Hometown:
- Fredericksburg, Va.
Bio
Turner on Fisher: “Sarah has gained a tremendous amount of experience this past year and she truly understands the game to its fullest, which will make her a key voice in controlling our defensive unit. Her ability to move in the cage and read different situations sets her up well to make great saves. We can always depend on Sarah to rise to any occasion and play up to any challenge. Sarah will be a strong leader on the field this fall.”
2011: Moved into fifth for career minutes played as a goaltender for Davidson with 3092:05 … recorded a shutout against Georgetown in the ’Cats’ first game, making eight saves, and earning NorPac Defensive Player of the Week honors … made seven stops in overtime win over William & Mary … had nine saves against No. 2 North Carolina .and Wake Forest … made 11 saves at Radford and 10 at Longwood … helped preserve 2-1 win over Radford in final 30 seconds of game with big save on a penalty corner … made a career-high 12 saves against Longwood in the NorPac tournament. ... finished season with a 2.50 goals against average and a .703 save percentage in 1289:05 of action … made 19 starts.
2010: Finished first season as the starting goalkeeper with a 1.88 goals against average and a .735 save percentage, both of which ranked second in the conference … credited with four shutouts … named to the NorPac All-Tournament team after making 18 saves (.738 save percentage) in three games … three-time NorPac East Defensive Player of the Week honoree … named to Womensfieldhockey.com Division I honor roll and NorPac East POTW after earning three consecutive one-goal wins, making a career-high 10 saves at Radford for her third shutout of the season, following with a career-high 11 saves in overtime victory over Richmond and making a game-saving stop against Georgetown on a breakaway in the second overtime period before making a key save in the deciding penalty stroke competition … opened season with shutout of Bryant and played over 63 minutes of team shutout of St. Francis … earned first NorPac East POTW award after making nine saves in shutout win over Lafayette … earned final NorPac East POTW award after making 11 saves in 5-3 win over Brown … earned 1-0 shutout win at App. State … started all 22 games … played 1599:56 minutes … made 119 saves.
2009: Made 14 saves with a 2.76 goals against average and .636 save percentage in six appearances … made debut in second half against North Carolina making a season-high five saves … made four saves against No. 18 Indiana … closed out game at No. 3 Wake Forest … made pair of saves closing out win over UC Davis … drew first career start against Catawba earning first-career win.
Prep/Personal: Started in goal for three seasons ... three-time team MVP ... was the 2007 Virginia Class AA All-State Goalkeeper ... named to all-district and all-area squads following sophomore, junior and senior seasons ... as a sophomore, recorded 13 shut outs and had a save percentage of .890 ... helped lead team to 14-4 record in 2007, shutting out 10 of 12 opponents in district play, allowing two goals for a .166 goals-against-average, while earning all-region honors ... was named the Virginia High School League's Group AA 2009 Female Athlete of the Year ... also named first-team all-district and second-team all-region in soccer as a senior.
2011: Moved into fifth for career minutes played as a goaltender for Davidson with 3092:05 … recorded a shutout against Georgetown in the ’Cats’ first game, making eight saves, and earning NorPac Defensive Player of the Week honors … made seven stops in overtime win over William & Mary … had nine saves against No. 2 North Carolina .and Wake Forest … made 11 saves at Radford and 10 at Longwood … helped preserve 2-1 win over Radford in final 30 seconds of game with big save on a penalty corner … made a career-high 12 saves against Longwood in the NorPac tournament. ... finished season with a 2.50 goals against average and a .703 save percentage in 1289:05 of action … made 19 starts.
2010: Finished first season as the starting goalkeeper with a 1.88 goals against average and a .735 save percentage, both of which ranked second in the conference … credited with four shutouts … named to the NorPac All-Tournament team after making 18 saves (.738 save percentage) in three games … three-time NorPac East Defensive Player of the Week honoree … named to Womensfieldhockey.com Division I honor roll and NorPac East POTW after earning three consecutive one-goal wins, making a career-high 10 saves at Radford for her third shutout of the season, following with a career-high 11 saves in overtime victory over Richmond and making a game-saving stop against Georgetown on a breakaway in the second overtime period before making a key save in the deciding penalty stroke competition … opened season with shutout of Bryant and played over 63 minutes of team shutout of St. Francis … earned first NorPac East POTW award after making nine saves in shutout win over Lafayette … earned final NorPac East POTW award after making 11 saves in 5-3 win over Brown … earned 1-0 shutout win at App. State … started all 22 games … played 1599:56 minutes … made 119 saves.
2009: Made 14 saves with a 2.76 goals against average and .636 save percentage in six appearances … made debut in second half against North Carolina making a season-high five saves … made four saves against No. 18 Indiana … closed out game at No. 3 Wake Forest … made pair of saves closing out win over UC Davis … drew first career start against Catawba earning first-career win.
Prep/Personal: Started in goal for three seasons ... three-time team MVP ... was the 2007 Virginia Class AA All-State Goalkeeper ... named to all-district and all-area squads following sophomore, junior and senior seasons ... as a sophomore, recorded 13 shut outs and had a save percentage of .890 ... helped lead team to 14-4 record in 2007, shutting out 10 of 12 opponents in district play, allowing two goals for a .166 goals-against-average, while earning all-region honors ... was named the Virginia High School League's Group AA 2009 Female Athlete of the Year ... also named first-team all-district and second-team all-region in soccer as a senior.
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