Hailey S. North
Rich Manning

Hailey has been a fantastic leader. She has scored big goals, and played any role the team needed.

Rich Manning
Head Coach
University of Utah
Senior Year - 2018
Third Team All Pac-12 as defender
Pac-12 All-Academic First Team Selection
United Soccer Coaches All-Pacific Region Third Team
CoSIDA Academic All-Distric First Team
United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division I Womens's Scholar All-West Region Third Team
Team Captian
Junior Year - 2017
Named to 2017 MAC Herman Watch List
CoSIDA Academic All–District First Team
Pac-12 All-Academic First Team selection
Tied for the team lead with eight goals
Played in every game for the Utes
Scored four goals and accrued nine points vs. North Dakota State to match Amy Kofoed's program marks set in 2001
11th hat trick in Utah history and first since Lauren Field vs. Baylor in 2003
Sophomore Year - 2016
Pac 12 Top Goal Scorer
Selected to U-23 Women’s National Team
NSCAA All-Pacific Region First Team
First Team All Pac-12 - First In Program History
CoSIDA Academic All-District
Pac-12 All-Academic First Team
Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week on two occasions (Aug. 30 and Oct. 11) - First In Program History
13 goals ranked 25th in the nation
seven game-winning goals ranked seventh in the nation
started every game for the Utes
Freshman Year - 2015
first career goal earned the team a tie vs. Loyola Marymount
Started all 14 games in defense before suffering a season-ending injury

During Hailey's collegiate career she has played many important roles. After a great start her freshman year, starting every game, she ended the season early with an ACL injury.

After recovery and into her sophomore year she jumped right back with a move from her center back position to center forward to become the Pac 12 leading goal scorer.

Hailey Continued into her Junior year as an attacking force that lead the team. Her Senior year took her back to playing center back as a string of injury's left the team seeking solidity in the back line.

Hailey rose to the task and passed with flying colors, becoming the first in program history to be honored with all conference mentions as both a forward and defender.