Western Washington University Athletics

WWU Career: Appeared in 43 games, making 42 starts, during her two-season WWU career ... did not play in 2018 due to injury ... was the 2019 GNAC Player of the Year and GNAC Championships MVP ... First Team All-American as a redshirt senior in 2019 helping lead WWU to the national title game ... recorded at least one point (goal or assist) in 21 of 43 games (1.19 points/game) ... finished with 17 goals nad 17 assists as a Viking ... two-time First Team All-GNAC selection and selected as the GNAC Championships MVP in 2017 and 2019.

2019 (RS-Senior):

• Appeared in and started in 25 games, totaling 1,573 minutes played.
• Helped lead WWU to national runner-up finish with 23-3-0 record and GNAC title (12-0-0).
• GNAC Player of the Year, First Team All-GNAC and GNAC Tournament MVP.
• Led the team with 23 points (7 goals, 9 assists).
• 9 Assists tied for 6th-most in WWU single-season history.
• Earned First Team All-America honors from United Soccer Coaches.
• First Team All-West Region by United Soccer Coaches and D2CCA.
• Named to D2CCA All-American, Third Team.
• Earned GNAC All-Academic (3.39, Sociology).
• Named to United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-West Region (3.39, Sociology).
• Named to United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-American, First Team.
• GNAC Player of the Week (Sept. 2-9) and (Oct. 7-13).
• Earned NCAA Division II All-Tournament Team honors.

2018 (Senior):

• Did not play because of foot injury utilizing redshirt season.

2017 (Junior):

• Started in 17 out of 18 games played with 981 minutes played.
• United Soccer Coaches All-West Region First team.
• D2CCA All-West Region First team.
• GNAC All-Conference First team (Newcomer of the Year).
• GNAC Tournament MVP.
• GNAC Offense Player of the Week (Sept. 11-17).
• 2nd highest scorer on the team with 10 goals on the season.
• Had three multiple-scoring games to help lead the team to the most goals in the GNAC conference (55).

WWU: Transferred to WWU for the 2017 season after being a two-year starter at Seattle University (2015-16).

SEATTLE U: Two-year starter for the Redhawks as a freshman and sophomore ... scored 15 goals to go along with 10 assists, accounting for 40 total points in 41 games ... also had 9 game-winning goals while starting all 41 games during her freshman and sophomore seasons.

2016 (Sophomore):

• Helped lead SU to the NCAA Tournament as the WAC Tournament champions.
• Scored 6 goals (3 game-winning) and had 3 assists to repeat as an All-WAC selection.
• Named third-team NSCAA All-West Region. 

2015: (Freshman): 

• First Team All-WAC and WAC All-Tournament Team.
• Scored 9 goals to rank 4th in the WAC.
• Tied for 3rd in the WAC with 7 assists.
• TopDrawerSoccer Midseason Freshmen Top 100 (No. 67).

MOUNT SI HIGH SCHOOL: A 2015 graduate of Mount Si High School in Snoqualmie, Wash ... National Honor Society member sophomore year ... four-year varsity starter ... All-State First Team Forward (freshman and senior year) ... Kingco 4A League MVP (senior year) ... Kingco First Team All-League Forward (junior and senior year) ... All-State Second Team Forward (sophomore year) ... Cascade All-Conference First Team Forward (freshman and sophomore year) ... made playoffs sophomore and senior years, lost in state final to Interlake freshman year ... Star Times All-Area Team (2014) ... All-State First Team Forward (2011-14) ... Kingco 4A League MVP (2014) ... Kingco First Team All-League Forward (2013-14) ... All-State Second Team Forward (2012) ... Cascade All-Conference First Team Forward (2011-12) ... four-time Team MVP ... Best Offensive Player (2012, 2013, 2014) ... Team Captain (2014) ... broke Mount Si goal scoring and assist record (17 goals, 10 assists).

CLUB: Crossfire Premier (2009-15) ... FC Alliance (2008) ... won state championship (2010) ... lost in quarterfinals of nationals, ranked third in nation at the time (2011) ... team captain (2009-15)

PERSONAL: Karlene (Karli) Shaye White ... born in Kirkland, Wash ... daughter of Heather and Peter Hattrup ... has a younger brother, Bailey ... interested in pursuing a career in teaching.
 

Season	GP-GS	Minutes	Goals	Assists	Points	Shots	Shot%	SOG	SOG%	GW	PK-Att
2015*	20-20	-	9	7	25	52	.173	32	.615	6	1-1
2016*	21-21	-	6	3	15	61	.098	28	.459	3	0-0
2017	18-17	981	10	8	28	72	.139	36	.500	4	0-0
2019	25-25	1571	7	9	23	102	.069	52	.510	4	0-1
WWU	43-42	2552	17	17	51	174	.098	88	.506	8	0-1
COLLEGE*	84-83	2552	32	27	91	287	.111	148	.516	17	1-2