Purdue Personal Preferences Favorite Athlete: Carmelo Anthony
In Her MP3 Player: Notorious B.I.G
Last Concert She Attended: Lady Antebellum
Favorite Author: Suzanne Collins
Film Favorites Favorite Actor: Sean Connery, Actress: Jennifer Aniston, Director: Steven Spielberg
Favorite Month: September
Favorite Holiday: Christmas
Favorite Food: Chocolate Covered Strawberries
Favorite Outdoor Activity: Boating
Favorite Purdue Building: Mollenkopf
Favorite Big City: New York
Unique Travel Locale: Dominican Republic
Country She'd Like to Visit: Greece
Another Sport She Enjoys: Basketball
Most Memorable Moment at Purdue: Sylvia Forbes' goal from midfield to begin the 2009 win at Texas A&M
Enjoyed this Professor's Class: Dennis Michella, Biology
Furry Friend: Tito & Sophie, Yorkies
SENIOR / 2012 • Warren started all 13 games in which she saw action
• Went the distance at center back in each of the first games of the year before suffering an ankle injury early in the conference finale, a home win against Central Michigan
• Purdue went 6-5-2 in the games she played and 1-5 in the games she missed • After being sidelined for the first three Big Ten games of the year, returned to the lineup for the Northwestern-Illinois weekend and helped Purdue post a win and a draw
• Was injured again in the second half at Indiana and was sidelined until the season finale against Penn State
• Went the distance in 10 of the 13 games she played
• Recorded three shots in the overtime win against Eastern Illinois.
JUNIOR / 2011
• Warren played in all 20 games, one of nine Boilers to do so, and started the first 12 games of the season
• Started the season at center back and finished it seeing action primarily at midfielder
• Gave Purdue a halftime lead with her sixth career goal in the overtime loss to USC
• Will enter her senior season with a chance to score a goal in each of her four years
• Her goal against USC was her first outside of Big Ten play
• Started 33 consecutive games dating back to the end of the 2009 campaign, a streak that was the second longest active run on the team when it ended in late September
• Went the distance in 10 of the first 12 games of the season, including all 110 minutes in the draws with Cal State Northridge and Iowa
• Purdue was 4-2 when she scored during her career, with five of her six goals coming at home.
SOPHOMORE / 2010 • Started all 20 games, one of seven Purdue players to do so and the lone underclassman • Scored the game-winning goal in the victory against Northwestern and also gave the Boilermakers a halftime lead with a goal against Ohio State • Assisted on goals by Marta Lynch (vs. Morehead State) and Kellie Phillips (vs. St. Bonaventure) • Registered 18 of her 20 shots attempts in Big Ten play • Logged a season-high 87 minutes in the season finale at Iowa
FRESHMAN / 2009 •Two-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week • Led Purdue with three goals in Big Ten play • First collegiate goal was game winner in 1-0 victory vs. Michigan • Scored tying goal in 2-1 double-overtime win at Indiana • Opened scoring with tally at 39:30 in 3-2 overtime win vs. Iowa • One of three Boilermakers to notch goal in consecutive games • Posted first collegiate point with assist in season-opening 5-0 win vs. Ohio • Awarded first collegiate start and played season-high 81 minutes in 5-2 win vs. Loyola • Also started in NCAA Tournament vs. Central Michigan
HIGH SCHOOL / CLUB • Four-year letterwinner • 2007 and 2008 ICGSA All-State first team • 2008 ICSA All-District first team • 2007 and 2008 All-Conference first team • 2007 and 2008 Indy Star All-Metro West • 2007 team MVP • Played in 2009 North/South All-Star Game • Stands in top-15 on Avon's all-time career lists in goals (33), assists (24) and points (90) • Added to Avon's Wall of Fame • Club teammate ofclassmate Anna Parsons on Carmel Fire
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