Bemidji State University

2009 (Senior)
• NSIC All-Academic
Played in two games totaling five points before sitting out the rest of the season with a medical redshirt...scored two goals and notched one assist against Northwestern College on Sept. 4.

2008 (Junior)
• NSIC All-Academic
• All-NSIC Third Team
Ford enjoyed a banner year that saw her set career highs with 11 goals, 5 assists and 27 points while starting in all 20 games...both goals and points were the fifth-most by a BSU player in a single season in school history...finished second on the team in both goals and points and third in assists...set the BSU record for fastest goal to start a game, scoring 45 seconds into a game against MSU Moorhead on Sept. 26...tied the BSU record for most game-winning goals in a season (5)...named NSIC Offensive Player of the Week on two separate occasions (Sept. 3 and Nov. 3)...is currently tied for fourth in school history with 21 career goals, is tied for fifth all-time with 11 career assists, and is in fifth place with 53 career points.

2007 (Sophomore)
• NSIC All-Academic
Ford played in all 21 games, matching her career highs in goals (5), assists (3) and points (13)...had a six-game scoring streak that included three goals and three assists...notched the game-winner against Concordia University-St. Paul (Oct. 6).

2006 (Freshman)
Played in all 18 games, finishing second on the team with 13 points (five goals, three assists)...recorded seven points in her first four games as a Beaver.

Prior to BSU
Earned two varsity letters in soccer...selected as team captain senior year...led the Metro Area in scoring as a senior...National Honor Society member...led Dakota Rev Premiere Club Team in scoring...was part of the Holy Angels team that went on to win to a State Girl’s Hockey Championship...part of team section and state academic champs...was a letterwinner in softball, hockey, weight training and academics.

Personal
Jamie Nicole Ford...born Sept. 6, 1987...daughter of Mike and Terri Ford...majoring in exercise science.