Marley Greiner Class: Sophomore Hometown: Burnaby, BC High School: Burnaby South Height: 5-6 Position: MF

Coach Falor's Comments
"Marley's strength lies in her ability to use appropriate texture and pace on her passes under all kinds of pressure. She provides our midfield with a sound understanding of transitional offense and attack cohesion. She is exceedingly fit and is always able to engage in the transitions. We love her work-rate and her overall soccer intelligence and need her to be a cornerstone of our possession right from the start."

2007 - Freshman Season
Took to the field in all 20 matches, starting at midfield in 11...finished fourth on the team in assists (2), dishing out one at Youngstown State (10/12) in the regular season...second assist led to game winning goal vs. Youngstown State in the Horizon League Championship (10/30)...posted eight shots, four being on target...earned first letter.

High School
Played club soccer with the Burnaby Girls S.C. for 11 years, playing at the rep level in the Metro League for the last 4 years.... has helped her current team to the Provincial finals the last two years and to an 11-1-1 record that year.. . . team MVP as a senior. . . named the MVP on European Football School's 2006 tour of. Scandanavia in 2006. . .qualified for B.C. Soccer's School of Excellence in 2004...played U-16 Super Y for the Abbotsford Rangers and at U-17 made the Semiahmoo Premier Women's team in the Pacific Coast Soccer League....has also run track and cross country three years at Burnaby South High, running the 800 and 1,500 meters.

Personal
Born Jan. 14, 1989 in Burnaby, B.C. . . daughter of Monica and Greg Greiner. . . has two older brothers. . . was a member of the honor roll and psychology club in high school. . . undecided on a major but is interested in sports psychology.