India Winford

Height:
5-4
Class:
Senior
High School:
Charlotte
Hometown:
Winston-Salem, N.C.

Career Summary:
Played in 61 matches in three years at Wake Forest after transferring from Charlotte, making 23 starts ... Spent her first two seasons at Wake Forest as a forward before moving to defense as a senior ... Tallied one career assist, which came during her junior year of 2011 ... Will graduate in May, 2013 with a degree in health and exercise science 2012 (Senior):
Appeared in 20 matches, making a career-high 12 starts ... Converted to outside back after spending her first two seasons at Wake Forest as a forward ... Part of the Wake Forest back line that kept nine shutouts and a 0.85 goals against average ... Started and played the full match in ACC wins over North Carolina and NC State, as well as an overtime victory over Duke in the first round of the ACC Championship ... Earned other ACC starts against Clemson, Virginia, Duke and Virginia Tech ... Tied a career-high with two shots against Kansas. Also took a shot against Georgia Southern in the first round of the NCAA Championship

2011 (Junior):
Played in 19 matches, starting four of them ... Recorded her first career point as a Demon Deacon against Clemson, being credited with an assist on Rachel Nuzzolese[apos]s game-winning goal in the 56th minute ... Played a season-high 54 minutes off the bench against Boston College in the regular season finale ... Came off the bench to play 21 minutes in the ACC Tournament final against Florida State and also saw time in three of Wake Forest[apos]s five NCAA Tournament games ... Saw time in eight of 10 ACC matches ... Fired a season-high two shots against UCF on August 21 2010 Sophomore:
Played in 22 games for Wake Forest, including seven starts ... Buried her penalty kick shootout attempt to help Wake Forest advance over North Carolina in the ACC Championship ... Played in every ACC and postseason game for the Deacs ...Made first collegiate start against NC State on 10/7/10 ... Tied a career high with two shots against Miami on 10/10 ... Saw first action as a Demon Deacon in the season opener at UNC Wilmington 2009 (at Charlotte): Played in 18 matches for 49ers ... Scored three goals and one assist ... Named to Atlantic 10 All-Championship Team ... Scored winning goal in 2-1 win vs. Fordham in A-10 semifinal.

Background: Helped RJ Reynolds to a No. 3 ranking in the final 4A poll in 2006 ... As a freshman and sophomore, played an integral role in helping Reynolds win the Region Championship ... Scored 33 goals in her career, including 15 goals as a sophomore in 2007 ... A three-time NSCAA All-Region selection, as well as, a three-time team MVP ... As a junior, she earned All-State honors after recording 11 goals with seven assists ... Played on the North Carolina State ODP team for two years... Missed her senior season with an injury.

Personal: Born December 20, 1990 ... Daughter of Latrina Winford and Connell Cuthbertson.