2005 SEC Academic Honor Roll
2004 SEC Academic Honor Roll
SENIOR SEASON (2006)
Finished her four-year LSU career as a four-time letterwinner after appearing in a total of eight games during her senior season … Proved to be a key reserve as a center back for much of the season … Made one start on the year in an SEC Western Division showdown against Auburn on Oct. 13 … Made 38 career appearances with five starts during her stint in Baton Rouge, finishing her career with one goal and one assist for a total of three points … Carries a 3.805 grade-point average into her final semester at LSU as she is scheduled to graduate in May with a degree in biology … Was one of five LSU student-athletes to receive the Wally Pontiff, Jr. Academic Excellence Award in 2006 … Earned her fourth varsity letter.
JUNIOR SEASON (2005)
Played in seven games and earned one start against Southern on Oct. 31 … Took two shots and one shot on goal on the season … Earned her third varsity letter.
SOPHOMORE SEASON (2004):
Played valuable minutes in 14 games recording a start against SEC rival Auburn … Had one assist and took six shots … Her assist came against Tennessee in a game that went into overtime … Named to the 2004 SEC Academic Honor Roll … Earned her second varsity letter.
FRESHMAN SEASON (2003):
Saw action in 10 games as a freshman, starting two … Took three shots and scored one goal … Her lone goal came in a 3-2 loss at Arkansas … Totaled two points on the season … Earned her first varsity letter.
PRIOR TO LSU
Finished a distinguished career at St. Joseph’s Academy with a decorated senior season in 2003 … Earned First-Team All-State, First-Team All-District and First-Team All-Metro honors as a senior … Was named All-Metro Co-MVP … Earned four all-district and all-metro selections in her high school career … Played club soccer for Baton Rouge Soccer Club.
PERSONAL
Full name is Julie Ann Neumann … Born on July 18, 1985 … Parents are Diane and Ed Neumann … Has four brothers and sisters: Matt, 19, Laura, 17, Michelle, 15, and Mike, 13 … Majoring in biological sciences.