Biola University Athletics

Over her tenure, Rianne Schorel took Biola Women’s Soccer to heights it had not previously experienced, culminating in an NAIA Quarterfinal appearance in 2004. She led the team to a 41-14-4 record during her three years on the squad. Forty-one was a key number for Schorel, as she also tallied 41 goals during her time in red, setting her career goal-scoring number above all others in program history. She also sits atop the record books in shots (201) and points (94). She ended her career with three NAIA All-American honors, three All-GSAC honors and cemented her place in history with Far West Region and GSAC Player of the Year honors in 2004. Schorel was the ultimate offensive threat, as all three of her seasons are among the top-10 point-scoring seasons in Biola’s program history. Schorel enters the Biola Athletics Hall of Fame in the third class of three inductees. She is the first women's soccer student-athlete to be inducted.

CAREER STATS

Season	GP	MIN	G	A	PTS	SHOTS	SHOT %	SOG	SOG %	GWG	PK-ATT
2002	20	-	16	6	38	73	.219	48	.658	2	0-0
2003	20	1,340	15	0	30	62	.242	42	.677	6	0-0
2004	19	1,353	10	6	26	66	.152	36	.545	3	1-1
Totals	59	-	41	12	94	201	.204	126	.627	11	1-1

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