Kelsey Suggs Class: Junior Hometown: Ladera Ranch, CA High School: Tesoro Height: 5-10 Position: Driver Major: Human Biology

Why I Chose Stanford: "Stanford University opens up countless doors for its students to ensure successful futures. In addition to the academic prestige that is synonymous with Stanford, the athletic programs at the university are unparalleled. These aspects combined with the beautiful campus make it nearly impossible to turn down the chance to live the Stanford Experience, and I am privileged to be among the elite few who were presented with the opportunity to develop and learn with the best and brightest, both in and out of the pool."

As A Sophomore In 2012: Scored six goals ... netted first goal in win over UC Davis (1/28) ... added a pair of goals in Stanford Invitational title-game win over UCLA (2/5) ... scored in each of the Cardinal's Day 1 UCI Invitational wins over UC San Diego and San Diego State (2/25) ... added a goal in 13-5 UCI Invitational semifinal win over California (2/28).

As A Freshman In 2011: Scored eight goals ... netted a pair of goals in win at Michigan (1/23) ... scored once in 10-5 win over California (2/6) ... added a goal in 9-8 overtime win at USC (4/2) ... scored in MPSF Tournament wins over Arizona State (4/29) and San Jose State (5/1).

High School: A 2010 graduate of Tesoro High School in Las Flores, Calif. ... competed for the water polo team all four years and on the swim team for three ... school record holder in the 200-yard freestyle relay ... has played for SET Water Polo Club since 2004 ... helped team to Junior Olympics 18/U title in 2009 and to third place at 20/Us in 2010 ... named to Junior Olympics All-America First Team in 2010 ... competed with U.S. Junior National Team at 2010 Junior Pan-American Games, helping U.S. to silver medal.

Personal: Born in Lancaster, Calif. ... parents' names are Brian and Michelle ... hobbies include yoga, tanning, going to the beach, reading and baking ... plans to major in human biology ... hopes for a career as a surgeon.