1  Melissa Fisher Class: Senior Hometown: Danville, Calif. High School: San Ramon Valley Height: 5-10 Position: Goalie Experience: 4L

Awards & Honors:
• WWPA Player of the Week (April 13, 2010)

2013 (Senior): Posted 111 saves in 14 total appearances... For her career, she is CSU's all-time saves leader with 723 stops... Passed Krystyna McCright on March 3... Three of her season saves totals rank in the top eight of CSU's single-season saves leaders... Posted 16 saves vs. Wagner (Feb. 10), tying a program best.

2012 (Junior): Split time in goal, appearing in 17 games... Earned 144 total stops, which is the seventh-most in single-season history... In a win over Bucknell (Feb. 11), she tallied 15 saves, tied for the sixth-most in a single game... Entering her senior season, she ranks second in career saves, just 48 shy of CSU's all-time record.

2011 (Sophomore): As the starting goalie, appeared in all 29 games, making 245 saves, which ranks second in CSU history, just five shy of the school record... Also ranked fourth on the team with 19 steals, and seventh with 10 assists.

2010 (Freshman): Recorded 223 saves and 23 steals in 26 games as a freshman... Her saves total ranked third in CSU single-season history at the time... Only allowed four goals in win over No. 17-ranked UC San Diego on April 11, which led to WWPA Player of the Week honors.

High School: Graduated from San Ramon Valley High School in 2009... Competed in water polo, swimming & diving and basketball, earning letters in each... Was a first-team All-North Coast Section selection in 2008, where she also was a Senior All-Star... Earned first-team All-East Bay honors in 2008 and second-team distinction in 2007... Was defensive player of the year for her high school in 2008... Competed for the 680 Drivers club team.

Personal: Often referred to as Mel or Fish... Born in Baltimore, Md. ... Raised in Danville, Calif. ... Daughter of Dean and Lisa Fisher... Has one brother, Matthew... Studying economics with a minor in business administration... Serves as president of CSU's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.