Two-Time Co-Captain
Two-Time ACWPC All-America Selection
Two-Time All-MPSF Selection
Two-Time All-MPSF Academic Selection
2008: Garnered second-team All-America honors ... Also selected to the all-Mountain Pacific Sports Federation second team ... Tallied a team-leading 83 goals, which ranks fourth on the single-season charts ... Earned her way into the scoring column in 35 contests and was tops on the team with 27 multiple-goal games ... Notched a hat trick in the Aztecs[apos] season opener vs. Hartwick (Feb. 7) ... Put together a 19-game scoring streak, which included a four-goal performance vs. Michigan (Feb. 16) ... Went on to score four times in back-to-back games vs. USC (March 29) and Chapman (April 5) ... Connected on four of five shots in SDSU[apos]s 10-7 upset over Hawai[apos]i (April 8) ... Found the back of the cage in the final 14 games of the season ... Named to the MPSF all-tournament team after scoring eight times in four games ... Notched hat tricks vs. UC Davis and Michigan at the national championships, earning NCAA all-tournament second team accolades.
2007: Started all 38 games in which she played ... Led the team with 84 goals on the season ... That number also ranks third on the single-season charts ... Combined with classmate Anna Gonzales to form the first 80-goal scoring duo in school history ... Scored in 28 consecutive games played until the streak was broken against Stanford at the NCAA championships ... Finished the season ranked fifth in the MPSF with a 2.21 goals per game average ... Had 23 multiple-goal performances, including a string of eight-straight games with more than one score (March 17-25) ... Tallied a team-high and career-best seven goals against Hawai[apos]i at the MPSF championships ... Scored 14 times in four games at the Aztec Invitational, including six tallies against Cal State Baksersfield (March 25) ... Named the MPSF player-of-the-week on March 20 after an 11-goal performance in SDSU[apos]s three-match sweep over No. 4 Cal, Pacific and No. 18 Princeton ... Followed that weekend up with five tallies at Long Beach State (March 22) ... Named the UCSD Harper Cup MVP after scoring four goals and notching three steals in the Aztecs[apos] 10-8 win over the Tritons ... Totaled eight assists and 50 steals, while shooting the team[apos]s third-best percentage with a .467 clip.
2006: Joined teammate Anna Gonzales as the only freshmen to play in all 34 games ... She and Gonzales scored 24 goals, tying for the fifth-most goals by a freshman during Carin Crawford[apos]s tenure ... Her first collegiate goal came against No. 13 Indiana at the UCSD Triton Invitational (Feb. 11) ... In six games from March 24-26, she scored a whopping 13 goals on just 16 shot attempts. In four of the six contests, she connected on every one of her shot attempts ... Posted at least one goal in 15 matches and had at least two in seven games ... Her seven multiple-goal efforts were tied for tops on the squad among freshman ... Also racked up 14 steals and 12 assists.
High School: Four-year letterwinner at Upland High ... Guided the Highlanders to four consecutive Baseline League titles and three straight CIF championships ... Named Baseline MVP in 2002 and was CIF Division V MVP in 2005 ... Three-time first-team all-league and all-CIF... Earned a bronze medal in 2005 and a gold medal in 2004 at the Junior Olympics ... An accomplished prep swimmer who helped Upland to the 2003 CIF Division II crown ... Was the Baseline co-MVP that same season ... Won the 100-yard freestyle at the 2004 CIF Division II championship meet ... Selected as Upland[apos]s female athlete of the year in 2005 ... Earned four letters in swimming and one in volleyball ... Two-time scholar-athlete.
Personal: Jenna Jo Anne Schuster was born Jan. 14, 1987, in Pomona, Calif. ... Daughter of Frederick and Sherry Schuster ... Brother played water polo for six years ... Majoring in graphic design.