Member of the 2003 Seattle Sounders who finished third at the W League Nationals ... played and started in every game with the semi-pro Seattle Sounders over the 2002 summer.
Arizona State: One of the cornerstones to the ASU program ... played in a career 59 games, missing only two starts.
2002: Played and started in all 21 games ... recorded one goal and one assist ... tallied her goal against UNLV and assisted on Lanes goal in ASU 2-0 shutout win over San Diego ... honorable mention All-Pac-10 Academic selection.
2001: Played and started in all 19 games ... scored one goal against La Salle ... posted 11 shots ... was a Maroon and Gold Scholar-Athlete.
2000: Honorable Mention All-Pac-10 selection ... played in 19 games with 17 starts ... sixth on the team with seven points ... tied for third on the team with five assists ... scored her first career goal against Oregon ... had the game-winning assist in ASU's 1-0 overtime win against Georgia.
High School: 2000 graduate of Washington High School, Tacoma, Wash. ... lettered four years in soccer and track ... team captain of both soccer and track during the 1999-2000 season ... Washington High School Athlete of the Year ... named the Tacoma News Tribune Most Valuable Player in 2000 ... all-state and all-region choice in 2000 ... Pierce County League MVP in 2000 ... eight-time state champions ... claimed four state championship MVP honors ... won two regional championships ... national championship finalist ... member of the Region IV Olympic Development Program ... member of the national pool ... scored 101 goals in four years (only two other players in the state have ever accomplished) ... finished second in the 1600 state track championships and third in the 800 meters ... also played for the F.C Royals club.
Personal: Major is sociology ... parents are Brian and Debbie van Blommestein of Tacoma, Wash. ... father played professional soccer and rugby in South Africa ... has a twin brother, Christian and an older sister, Auna ... born in Tacoma ... full name is Haley Marie van Blommestein.