Was a key to ISU's defense in 2004, helping the Bengals outscore their opponents 18-16.... Was also an offensive threat last season for the Bengals... Moved into the starting role on defense in 2003, anchoring a unit that allowed just 1.11 goals per game and helped the Bengals advance to their first-ever NCAA College Cup second round game... Looks to have a standout senior season

2004: Helped ISU to its best start in school history with four straight wins... Defensively helped ISU allow just three goals in the team's first four games... Helped ISU's defense hold its opponents to just a 0.95 goals scored average... Tallied three shots against in-state rival Idaho (9/17)... Followed that offensive performance with two shots on goal at Gonzaga (9/19)... Helped ISU to a 1-1 tie at Weber State (10/7) with a goal in the 35th minute... Helped the Bengal defense tally three shutouts on the season... Received All-Big Sky Conference honors.

2003: Played and started in all 21 games in just her second season with the team... Was one of just four players to start and play in all 21 games... Had one assist, took five shots and had two shots on goal over the course of the season... Helped anchor the ISU back line that shut out #14 Utah for 110 minutes as the Bengals advanced to the second round of the NCAA College Cup for the first time in school history (11/13)... That shutout was part of a 338:51 scoreless streak, the second longest such streak in ISU history... In the shootout win over Utah Kimenker was one of five Bengals to take and make a penalty kick, allowing ISU to defeat the Utes, 5-4 in the shootout... The Bengal back line shut out the Utes, despite 24 UU shots, including 12 on goal... Helped the Bengals post six shutouts on the season... The ISU defense allowed just a 1.21 goals-against average... Her lone assist of the season came in the Bengals key come-from-behind Big Sky Conference victory over Eastern Washington (10/18)... Took a season high two shots against Weber State (10/11)... Took a shot on goal in the Bengals second round NCAA College Cup game against Brigham Young (11/15).

2002: Scored a goal and added an assist from the defensive backfield for the Bengals... Played in 13 games as a freshman, taking six shots, including four on goal... Notched her first collegiate point with an assist in the Bengals 4-0 win over Youngstown State (10/6)... Scored her first career goal as ISU clinched a spot in the Big Sky Conference Tournament with a win over Sacramento State (10/25)... Also tied her season-high with two shots, both on goal against the Hornets... Started the second half for the Bengals in their College Cup appearance against eventual national champion Portland, picking up a shot on goal.

Ashli Kimenker

High School: Lettered for three years at Centennial High School and one year at Mojave High School ... led her team to the Southern Nevada 4A Sunset Division Championship, the Regional Championship and a runner-up finish at the Nevada 4A Final her junior year ... was a two-time All-Sunset Region and First Team All-Northwest Division honoree ... was named by The Sun as Female Athlete of the Month during her junior season ... acted as team captain her final three years ... was the leading scorer with 24 goals ... her team also won the Sunset Division title her senior year and finished second in the division her sophomore season ... made the varsity squad as a freshman and earned offensive MVP honors ... played club soccer for Nemesis FC, where she led her team to the State Cup Championships at the U-16 and U-17 levels ... Nemesis also played in two Far West Regionals: in Albuquerque, New Mexico and Pleasanton, California ... was a four-year honor roll member ...

Personal: Parents are Jack and Lorraine Kimenker.