Heather Beem Class: Senior Hometown: Vancouver, WA Height: 5-6 Position: F

In 2001: (Junior) ACC Academic Honor Roll...started 17 matches and played in 18 as a junior...scored four goals, including two in the match against Gardner-Webb...had seven assists, tied for second on the team...had two assists vs. UNC-Asheville (Oct. 23)...had 15 points for the Lady Tigers that was fourth on the squad...ninth on the Clemson careeer list for most points with 50...tied for ninth on the Lady Tiger career list for most goals with 17...tied for sixth on the Clemson career list for most assists with 16.

In 2000: (Sophomore) Finished the season with six goals and two assists for 14 points...started 10 matches and saw action in 23...third on the team in goals scored with six...third on the team in points with 14...scored goals against Florida State on September 10, Western Carolina (September 17),UNC-Asheville (September 22), Virginia (September 29), Wofford (October 10), and against Duke in the NCAA Tournament on November 11...member of the ACC honor roll.

In 1999: (Freshman) ACC Player-of-the-Week on August 30...another leader of Clemson's outstanding freshman class... played and started in all 23 contests...was third on the team in points scored with 21 and goals scored with 7...tied for the lead in assists (7)...had her first goal and assist as a Lady Tiger in the season-opener against UNC Asheville, a 9-0 Clemson victory on Aug. 27...her best game came against Duke when she scored four goals to lead the Lady Tigers to a 5-0 ACC victory...she became just the third Lady Tiger in team history to score four goals while the eight points on four goals rank tied for first as an individual game best...totalled at least one point in her first four games for Clemson...in the second game of the year versus William & Mary she was involved in both Clemson goals, scoring the first and assisting on the other in the 2-0 victory...also notched two assists in the Lady Tigers' 4-0 victory over ACC-foe N.C. State.

Before Clemson: Was a starter all four years at the varsity level for Jesuit High School...led the team to the OSAA State High School Championships and a top 10 national ranking all four years...voted MVP in 1996, her sophomore year...also nominated a third team all-state selection in that same year...in 1998 she was voted all-conference and was a member of the all-state first-team...participated in three years of track as well...as a freshman and a sophomore she was voted MVP by her team and coaches...placed second in the long jump and the 4x400m relay at the State Championships in 1996 and 1997...member of the U-23 Oregon State Select team that won the West Coast Regional Tournament and the National Championship in 1998...born March 3, 1981...majoring in food science.

Career Stats
	Year	GP-GS	Shots	Ast	Gls	WG	Pts
	1999	23-23	43	7	7	2	21
	2000	23-10	52	2	6	0	14
	2001	18-17	33	7	4	1	15
	Totals	64-50	128	16	17	3	50