Jill Reeve

Born:
1 November 1969
Position: Defender #15
Height/Weight:
5-6, 130
International Caps: 134
International Goals: 8
Years on National Team: 13
(1991)
Hometown: Hoosick Falls, NY
Residence:
Virginia Beach, Va.
High School: Hoosick Falls
Central, Hoosick Falls, NY
College:
- Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Va.
- Health and physical education,
1992
Occupation: Sales associate,
Home Depot,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Playing Career: Began playing in the 7th grade when it was the only sport offered in the fall.
Collegiate Career
1988-NCAA
National Champion...1989- NCAA National runner-up...1990-NCAA
National Champion1991 - All-Colonial Athletic Association second
team...All-South Region second team...NCAA All-Tournament Team...Set CAA Tournament record
with former ODU and USA teammate Kelli James wity 8 assists vs James Madison
(11/7/92)...NCAA National Champion...Set ODU single-season assist record with 64...1992
- CFHCA All-America 3rd Team...All-South Region first team...NCAA All-Tournament Team...
All-Colonial Athletic Association first team...NCAA National Champion...Set ODU and NCAA
career assist record with 139
1991...U.S. National Team training tour to
Australia...Olympic Festival gold medalist (West team)...1992-U.S.
National Team...USA/Mexic Challenge (Virginia Beach)...1994-U.S. National
Team...World Cup bronze medalist...1995 - U.S. National Team...Champions
Trophy Silver medalist...Pan American Games silver medalist...1996-U.S.
National Team...U.S. Olympic team (5th)...1997...U.S. National
Team...Champions Trophy team captain...1998 -U.S. National Team...World
Cup team...Sidelined at World Cup with tournament-ending knee injury...1999
- U.S. National Team...U.S. Field Hockey Female Athlete of the Year...Recipient of General
Motors/UAW Team Behind the Team vehicle...Pan American Games team silver medalist...2000
- U.S. National Team...FIH Player of the Year nominee...Olympic Qualifying Tournament Team
(6th place)....2001- U.S. National Team....2002 U.S.
National Team...Champions Challenge team...Recovered from injury suffered at Champions
Challenge to help the U.S. defeat India in best-of-three World Cup qualifying series,
1-0-2...World Cup Team (9th place)...2003- U.S. National Team...
Champions Challenge (Catania, Italy)
Personal:
- Nickname: "Reever"
- Career high: Placing
third at the 1994 World Cup
- Career low: 1996
Olympic selections
- Sport Ambition: 2004 Olympic
Games
- Most influential person in your
sporting career: Dad
- I would characterize my style of
play as: calculated risk taker
- I can't live without:
my teammates
- Philosophy on life:
Follow you passion and you will never be disappointed
- Hobbies: Cooking
- Favorites: Thai food,
American President, Food Network, actor Jack Black
Major International Competitions:
| Year |
Tournament |
Site |
Position |
| 2003 |
2nd
Champions Challenge |
Catania,
Italy |
5th |
| 2002 |
10th
World Cup |
Perth,
Australia |
9th |
| 2002 |
USA
vs India WC Qualifiying Series |
Cannock,
England |
1st |
| 2002 |
Japan
6 Nations International
(KOR, AUS, RUS, JPN, GER, USA) |
Gifu,
Japan |
6th |
| 2002 |
1st
Champions Challenge |
Johannesburg,
South Africa |
5th |
| 2001 |
3rd
Korea Telecom Cup |
Seongnam,
Korea |
6th |
| 2001 |
Americas
Cup |
Kingston,
Jamaica |
Silver |
| 2000 |
Olympic
Qualifying Tournament |
Milton
Keynes, England |
6th |
| 1999 |
Sydney
International Hockey Challenge |
Sydney,
Australia |
Silver |
| 1999 |
Pan American
Games |
Winnipeg,
Canada |
Silver |
| 1998 |
World Cup |
Utrecht, Netherlands |
8th |
| 1997 |
Champions Trophy |
Berlin, Germany |
6th |
| 1996 |
Olympic Games |
Atlanta, Ga., USA |
5th |
| 1995 |
Pan American Games |
Mar del Plata, Argentina |
Silver |
| 1995 |
Champions Trophy |
Mar del Plata, Argentina |
Bronze |
| 1994 |
World Cup |
Dublin, Ireland |
Bronze |
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