2013 (Jr.): One of five CSU players tostart in all 20 matches on the season, lining up at midfielder forthe Buccaneers…Tied for third on the team with threeassists…Had a three-match points streak, earning assists inall three matches from Aug. 26 – Sept. 1…Assisted onthe game-winning goal in CSU’s 1-0 win over Francis Marion onAug. 26…Assist on Aug. 30 in CSU’s 5-3 win overCanisius…Assist in CSU’s 4-2 win over JacksonvilleState on Sept. 1…Season-high five shots and four shots ongoal on Oct. 2 against Presbyterian…Played a career-high 110minutes on Sept. 15 at Georgia State…Fourth on the team with1,617 minutes played on the season.
2012 (So.): Appeared in all 19 matches on theseason, earning 15 starts at forward and
midfielder for the Bucs as a sophomore...Recorded two assists onthe season, recording two points...Fifth on the team with 22 shotsand 11 shots on goal...Had a .500 shots on goalpercentage...Recorded an assist on Sept. 20 atGardner-Webb...Recorded an assist in CSU''s 2-1 victory over CoastalCarolina on Oct. 23...Had four shots twice on the season againstboth The Citadel and UNC Asheville.
2011 (Fr.): Appeared in 17 matches and startedfive at forward…Put 16 shots on goal over the course of theseason…Put a season-high three shots on goal in CSU’s3-0 win over Gardner-Webb (Oct. 27), and then matched that outputin the Bucs’ Big South Tournament loss to Winthrop (Nov.3).
High School: As a forward for Aiken High,Faubert was a four year starter….In 2010, she was selectedto the “Best Offensive Team,” and All-Regionhonors….Faubert also doubled as a volleyball player at AikenHigh as well.
Club: Columbia United
Coach’s Comments: “Hands down oneof the best all-around athletes we saw on the recruiting trail lastyear. Her versatility alone gives us a lot of options for herand our team. You can never teach athleticism and she has alot of it.”
Personal: Daughter of David Faubert andSteffhanie Laurel…Chose CSU for the greatenvironment…Enjoys homemade spaghetti and the movie HotRod…Born Aug. 31, 1993...Majoring in Biology.
