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2003: One of four Tigers to start all 18 games for Pacific during the season, Maggie provided the Tigers with a playmaker in the middle who was able to beat the defense during the attack while also providing support on the defensive end. Over the season, Barsotti notched one goal on just 13 shots, scoring the game-winning goal against Idaho on Oct. 3, in the Tigers' first conference game of the season. For her play during her junior season, Maggie earned All-Big West Conference Honorable Mention honors. 2002: Barsotti played in all 20 games for the Tigers in her second season. She recorded three goals and three assists on the season, giving her nine points, fourth best on the team. Maggie recorded the game-winning goal in a 1-0 shutout of Nevada early in the season. 2001: During her freshman season, Barsotti played in 17 games and started in 10 for Pacific. She recorded 26 shots on goal and accumulated one goal and three points for the Tigers. High School: Maggie attended Jesuit High School in Tigard, Ore., where she ran track, for which she was named to the All-State team, and played soccer for the Crusaders. In her soccer career she helped lead her high school to three state championships, four league titles and a 125-game unbeaten streak. For her play, Barsotti was named Metro League Player of the Year and the Oregon Player of the Year her senior season. Club Team: Barsotti participated as a member of the Oregon State Olympic Development team for five seasons along with playing in the Western Regional Pool for two years and as a member of the Full Regional Team in 2000. She has also been a member of F.C. Portland. Personal: Born in Portland, Ore. on May 17, 1983, she is the daughter of Steve and Paula Barsotti. Maggie has two older brothers, Joel and Nick, and one older sister, Anna. She currently is working as a pre-dental major. |
 
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