CAREER NOTES
- Returns as ASU’s most experienced player on the front line after playing in 56 games (31 starts) over the last three seasons.
- Among players on the 2017 roster is No. 2 in both career goals (7) and points (15).
- Was named the team’s Co-Offensive MVP and Most Improved Player following sophomore season in which she scored four games in the team’s final eight games.
- Has earned Second-Team Pac-12 All-Academic honors each of the last two seasons.
- Played in all 19 games with 15 starts.
- Earned Second-Team Pac-12 All-Academic honors.
- Scored her seventh career goal in ASU’s win over Columbia (Aug. 26).
- Was named the team’s Co-Offensive MVP and its Most Improved Player following the 2015 season.
- Earned Second-Team Pac-12 All-Academic honors.
- Played in all 18 games with seven starts and finished second on the team in goals (5) and fourth on the team in points (10).
- Scored four of her five goals in the season’s final eight games, including a three-game streak in which she notched a goal.
- Scored her first goal of the season in ASU’s win vs. Pepperdine in Tucson (Sept. 11).
- Scored goals in successive contests at UCLA (Oct. 11), at Washington (Oct. 15) and vs. Oregon State (Oct. 23).
- The goal at UCLA helped ASU answer UCLA’s early goal in eventual 1-1 tie.
- Was named CollegeSoccer360.com's National Player of the Week for her performance at Washington in which she scored ASU’s first goal of the game and set up the game winning goal after drawing a penalty kick in the second overtime.
- The goal vs. OSU was the first game-winning goal of her career.
- Scored ASU’s first goal in its eventual 2-1 win at Colorado (Oct. 30).
- Played in 19 games, including starts in the first nine games of the season.
- Scored one goal and had one assist for three points.
- First assist of career led to teammate Mackenzie Semerad’s game-winning goal in ASU’s 2-1 upset win over sixth-ranked Texas A&M (Sept. 7).
- Scored first career goal the following week in ASU’s win over New Mexico State (Sept. 12).
- A four-year member of the Lodi varsity team, Raybe received numerous awards, including SJAA First-Team attacker, SJAA All League, and SJAA midfield MVP.
- As a senior in 2014, Raybe earned the midfield MVP award in the San Joaquin Athletic Association for the second consecutive season after scoring five goals and assisting on two others despite missing time due to injury.
- ODP: Four-year member of Cal North 97s. Went to regional camp every year and in 2012 made it to the regional holdover camp.
- Was in the Market National Training Center for three years, a program that invites the best players in Northern California, including Olympic-level players to come together once a month and train with one another.
- Also earned All-League recognition twice as a member of the cross country team.
Personal: Born April 7, 1997 to George and Janine Raybe in Sacramento, Calif... Major is Exercise and Wellness (Barrett Honors College)... Full name is Jessica Rose Raybe.