Texas State Athletics

2009

2009 Southland Conference Player of the Year … All-Southland Conference Tournament team … All-SLC Academic team … led Texas State offensively with a career-high and single-season record of 18 goals … the mark improved her career tally to 37 which leads the Bobcat record books … ranked No. 7 in NCAA with .842 goals per game … ranked No. 8 with an average of two points per game … finished the regular season atop every offensive category, including game-winning goals (6) … recorded second-career hat trick in Texas State’s in 3-0 victory over McNeese State (Oct. 11) … matched a season-high six-points in the feat … first half dozen-point game came on a pair of goals and assists against Prairie View (Sept. 25) … tallied three multi-goal games and two multi-assist outings on the season … took 64 shots, 35 of which fell on goal … played 1,305 minutes in 21 games making 20 starts.

2008

Offensive leader for Texas State, scoring a career-best 12 goals on the season … led the Southland Conference with nine goals against league opponents … added three assists for a total of 27 points … earned All-Southland Conference First-Team honors … scored first goal in Texas State’s 3-0 victory over St. Mary’s (Aug. 23) … had a seven-game absence before scoring a pair of goals against Houston Baptist in Texas State’s 2-1 win at home (Sept. 28) … started three-game scoring streak … scored a single goal against McNeese State to open SLC action and recorded first-career hat trick on just four shots-on-goal against Lamar (Oct.5) … earned SLC Player of the Week nod for the effort … tallied multi-goal games against Nicholls (Oct. 12) and Central Arkansas (Nov. 2) … averaged 2.9 shots per game and 0.57 goals per game … made 21 appearances with 20 total starts.

2007

Second-Team All-Southland Conference selection … led the team offensively with nine goals and two assists … set the single-season record for most points in a season (20) … scored a pair of goals against Nicholls (Oct. 7), Northwestern State (Oct. 26) and Lamar (Nov. 4) … scored her first-career goal, also the game-winner against Houston (Sept. 23) in a 4-0 victory … put together a three-game scoring streak in league against Nicholls, Sam Houston State and SFA … scored four goals and an assist during the streak … launched a team-best 48 shots … .542 shots-on-goal percentage … averaged 1.11 points per game ... made 17 starts, playing in all 18 contests.

High School

Four-year letter winner under the guidance of head coach Chad Onhaizer ... scored 23 goals her freshman and sophomore season combined ... more than doubled the total her junior year with 50 . .. named All-District First T`eam in 2005 and 2006 ... 2005 Offensive Player of the Year ... 2006 Offensive Most Valuable Player and All-Greater Houston Player of the Year ... awarded The Woodlands Tournament MVP award ... member of the I-10 Shootout All-Tournament team in 2006 and 2007 ... served as team captain in 2006 and 2007.

Personal

Britney Marie Curry was born October 10, 1988 in Humble, Texas...parents are Steve and Lesli Curry...has two siblings, Sydney and Lynsey.