Class: Sophomore
Position: Forward
Height: 5-8
Hometown: Corpus Christi, Texas
High School: Flour Bluff H.S.

2011 (Freshman): Made headline after headline, defining 'freshman sensation' in her first year of collegiate play, becoming recognized across the conference and region, earning a Daktronics All-Region selection and an All-Heartland Conference Second Team selection ... Quickly became a starter after just four games, starting 14 of the 18 game season ... Netted a team-high 11 goals on the season, making her sixth in the Record Books for most goals in a single season ... Also led the Rattlers in points with 26 and assists with four ... Her stellar work on field earned her a spot on the American National Soccer Team in Italy for the 2012 summer ... Was named the Heartland Conference Offensive Player of the Week after five games with the Rattlers, in the sixth game she netted her first collegiate hat-trick of her career against Texas A&M International ... Had 26 shots on goal for a .591 shot on goal percentage.

High School: Four-year letterman for coach Mario Lopez, winning All-South Texas Newcomer of the Year her freshman year. ... Was named District Co-Offensive MVP her freshman year. ... Achieved District Overall MVP and All-South Texas Overall MVP her sophomore year. ... Was Regional Forward her sophomore year. ... Was District Offensive MVP and All-South Texas Offensive MVP her junior year. ... Was Regional Forward her junior year. ... Made it to Regional Quarterfinals her freshman year. ... Went to Regional Finals with her team her sophomore and junior year. ... Academically, she made AB Honor Roll her freshman, sophomore and junior years. ... Was a member of National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society. ... Participated in the Photography Club.

Personal: Parents are Pat and Pam Kasperitis. ... Has four siblings, Patrick, Kimberlyn, Alycia Marie and Paul. ... Her brother, Patrick, plays on the St. Mary's men's soccer team.. ... Majoring in exercise and sports science. ... Goes by the nickname "Kasper."