Hall of Fame
Sara Jesuit remains one of the top goalkeepers in the history of the Marian University women's soccer program. Competing from 1999-2002, Jesuit earned all-conference recognition all four years of her career as a Sabre and was the statistical champion in NCAA Division III with 20.3 saves per game in 2002. Jesuit enters the Hall of Fame second in program history for games started with 72 and is the program leader for saves with 973. She has more than double the saves of the second-best student-athlete. She is also fourth in program history with 10 shutouts and 10th for goals against average at 2.83. Jesuit holds four of the top six spots for saves in a single season and is the only Sabre with more than 300 saves in a single season with her 365 stops in 2002. She would also boast at least three shutouts in three of her four seasons at Marian.
"I am grateful for my time at Marian and the wonderful opportunity to be part of the soccer family," said Jesuit. "The memories created on and off the field are priceless. Being inducted into the Hall of Fame is truly an honor, one that I will cherish forever. Thank you to everyone who has supported me along this amazing journey."
