2007: Started in all 18 games for the Bengals ... Recorded the most goals by a single player for the season with six goals and assisted in three goals ... Tied for the second most goals made in the Big Sky Conference during the season ... Davis-Boehler scored three game-winning goals as well as three opening goals ... Scored the second-most game-winning goals in the Big Sky Conference for the season ... Was one of two players to hit double digits when she earned 15 points for the season ... Recorded her first goal against Boise State (9/7) just 4:29 into the game ... Named Big Sky Conference Co-Offensive Player of the Week after leading the Bengals to a pair of wins over Boise State (9/7) and Idaho (9/9 ... Scored the game winning goal against San Jose State (9/21) and Southern Utah (10/6) ... Scored the game tying goal against Sacramento State (10/14) where she dribbled from the top of the 18 mark and blasted the ball into the net from 10 yards ... Davis-Boehler had 20 shots on goal and 44 shots during the season ... Awarded Honorable Mention in Big Sky Conference ... Named Most Improved Player at the Sam Bennion Athletic Awards Banquet.

2006: Redshirted

2005: Made 10 starts and played in all 17 games ... Recorded a season-high two shots in two games, first against Cal State Northridge (9/4), and again against Utah Valley State (9/8) ... Assisted on ISU's lone goal against Northern Arizona (10/29) in the team's final game of the season ... Notched a shot on goal in three games ... Named to the Big Sky's All-Academic team.

High School: A highly touted forward from Provo High School ... Led all of Utah's 4A high school class in scoring her junior and senior seasons ... The Provo native scored 23 goals in 2003 and 33 more in 2004 ... Her 33 goals in 2004 were the best in the state of Utah ... In her high school career, Davis posted 108 goals, setting a new Provo High record ... Her efforts earned her All-State honors twice in her career ... Was also an impressive track athlete for PHS, winning the region championship in the 100-meter hurdles ... Was voted the most athletic girl at PHS and was selected as the school's homecoming queen.

Personal: Parents are Steve and Karen Davis and the late Karla Davis ... Has two sisters, Andrea and Tracy... Played for the club soccer for the Celtic Storm ... An avid motorcyclist, Davis was named the Utah Youth Rider of Promise ... She also placed second in the nation at the U.S. Nationals ... Major is undecided.

Davis-Boehler's Career Statistics
OFFENSE               GP    G    A  Pts Shots Shot%  SOG  SOG%  GW
2005................  17    0    1    1     9  .000    3  .333   0
2007................  18    6    3   15    44  .136   20  .455   3
TOTAL...............  35    6    4   16    53  .113   23  .434   3