Senior Season (2006)
SLC All-Academic First-Team selection...saw action in all 20 contests, starting 18...finished with five goals and three assists for 13 points...her five goals and 13 points were the second-most on the team, while her three assists tied for the team lead...two of her five goals were game-winners...the 30 shots were the second-most on the team, only trailing Hebert...finished her career with 27 career goals, which is third in school history...the 64 career points are third in program history.
Junior Season (2005)
All-Southland Conference and All-Louisiana First Team...SLC All-Tournament selection...SLC All-Academic First-Team selection...played in all 20 games with 13 starts...led team in goals with 13, adding six assists for a team-high 32 points, which ranks third in school history for a single season...the 13 goals are tied for second in school history...43 shots with 13 on goal for a 30.2 shots on goal percentage...five multi-goal games with one hat trick (three goals)...netted hat trick in 7-1 win over Nicholls (Sept. 30)...opened season with two goals in 3-0 win over Louisiana Tech (Aug. 26)...two goals in games against LSU-Shreveport (9-1, Aug. 28), Texas State (4-2, Oct. 14) and Sam Houston State (5-0, Oct. Oct. 23)...scored Southland Conference Tournament-winning goal in sixth minute of sudden death overtime against Sam Houston State (1-0, Nov. 6) to send the Lady Demons to the NCAA Tournament...was second in SLC in scoring, second in goals, tied for seventh in shots and fifth in assists...garnered inaugural Golden Ball Award given to Louisiana's top scorer.
Sophomore Season (2004)
Played in all 22 games, starting 17...led the team with nine goals and 19 points...had two multi-goal games, scoring two in a win at Louisiana Tech (Sept. 14) and two against Texas State in a 3-2 loss in the Southland Conference Tournament semifinals...had two game-winning goals: vs. Nicholls (3-0, Oct. 10) and vs. Sam Houston State (2-1, Oct. 24)...had 28 shots with 20 on goal for a 71.4 shots on goal percentage. ranked ninth in the league in scoring, eighth in goals and 10th in goals per game.
Prior to NSU
Played in 14 games at Northern Illinois in DeKalb, Illinois...had four shots with two on goal.
High School
Four-year letterwinner in soccer at Thomas Kelly High School...earned All-State and offensive MVP honors sophomore, junior and senior seasons...as a junior, team placed second in the city championships.
Personal
Born Juliana Zavala on Sept. 6, 1984...daughter of Isidro Zavalo...has five siblings: Sylvia, Elvia, Jessica, Rigoberto and Ixsel...graduated high school with a 3.4 GPA...member of the National Honor Society and Vice President of the senior class...majoring in health and exercise science.
