A two-sport athlete at ISU who made a big impact on the team in her first season... A sprinter on the track team who used her speed to tie for second on the ISU soccer team in goals scored with four in her first season on the team... Should be a big part of the Bengals success on the front line in 2004 with a full year under her belt.

2003: Played in 18 games, making six starts... Ranked fifth on the team in points with eight on four goals, the second highest total on the squad... Had 15 shots and nine shots on goal, the sixth and fourth highest totals respectively on the team... In just her second game as a Bengal Bobert scored her first and second career goals, both in the second half, to tie the ISU record for goals in a game and in a half as ISU defeated Boise State 4-0 (9/5)... Her first goal was the game winner for the Bengals... Tallied her third goal of the season as ISU defeated Southern Utah (9/18)... Scored the first goal of ISU's 4-1 win over Northern Arizona, clinching second place in the Big Sky Conference for the Bengals... Saw action in both of ISU's Big Sky Conference Tournament victories, picking up a shot against Northern Arizona (11/6) and two against Montana (11/8)... Also saw action in the Bengals loss to Brigham Young in the second round of the NCAA College Cup, taking a shot on goal (11/15).

Jessie Bobert

High School: A four-year letterwinner at Heritage High School in both soccer and track and field... Had her best season in 2002, as she earned first team all-league honors, was named All-Regional Forward, was team captain... Was a four-time all-league selection... Was the leading goal scorer on her team and received the Golden Boot Award for being the leading goal scorer in the league her sophomore and junior seasons.

Personal: Parents are Ken and Wendy Bobert... Has a sister, Jamie who competes on the ISU Track and Field team.