University of the Incarnate Word Athletics

2014 (Sophomore): In her sophomore year, Santos was the second leading scorer for the Cardinals.  Sharing responsibility up front, she had two goals, one assist and attempted 16 shots in 17 games..  Each of her goals came in a pair of 2-1 losses, the first against New Mexico State and the second against UT Pan-American.  Against UTPA her one-touch volley tied the game at 1-1, but the Cardinals were unable to keep the lead. She played 41 minutes in the Cardinals second win of the season, where they beat McNeese State 2-0.  She scored the team's first two goals of the season and played at least a full half in 13 contests.

2013 (Freshman): Santos became an important substitute option for the Cardinals in her freshman year, offering speed and an added spark in the offense. She came off the bench in 13 games and started in three.  She scored one goal and offered one assist. She scored her only goal of the season against UT-Permian Basin at Benson Stadium. After the Falcons scored their only goal of the game, Santos answered with a drilled shot from 15 yards out to take the game to the final score of 6-1. 

High School: Santos was a member of the soccer and cross country programs at North Mesquite High School. She was a four-time first team all-district midfielder and led the team to four playoff appearances. She was the team captain as a sophomore and a senior. In cross country, she was the district champion her only year on the team. She earned the Light House Award and Stallion Star for her academic prowess.

Personal: Santos is the daughter of Matthew and Tina Santos and is studying kinesiology with a minor in education. She has a sister, Tiffany. She was born on June 2, 1995.