University of Idaho Athletics

2009: Hull played in and started 17 games for Idaho as a junior. She ranked third on the team with four goals and 10 points on the year. She scored all four of her goals against WAC opponents, including the game-winner with 16 seconds remaining in double-overtime at Louisiana Tech to give Idaho its first conference-opening win in school history. She ranked second on the team with 38 shots during the year, with 13 of those being on goal. She dished out two assists in the 3-1 win over Utah Valley on Aug. 30 to help put Idaho up 2-0 just 19 minutes into the game. At the end of the season, she moved into fourth all-time at Idaho in career goals (12) and points (29), third in shots (132), and fifth in game-winning goals (3). She missed two games midway through the year with a minor knee injury.

2008: Hull started 13 games for Idaho as a sophomore. She led the team with 45 shots and two assists and ranked second with two goals and six points. She accounted for both Idaho's goals in a 2-2 tie with Niagara on Sep. 19 after scoring the first goal and assisting on the second just a few minutes later. She moved into fifth all-time at Idaho in career shots, with 94, as well as a tie for seventh all-time in career goals (8) and points (19).

2007: Hull transitioned very well from high school to the college game, as she led the Vandals with six goals and 13 points in her freshman campaign. She played in and started 16 games for Idaho and took a team-high 49 shots with 26 on goal. Her .122 shot percentage ranked third on the team, while her two game-winners tied for the most. Her six goals tied for the fifth-most in Idaho history, while her 49 shots rank seventh, her 13 points rank ninth and her two game-winners rank third. She had a pair of multi-goal games as she netted two each against Southern Utah and Portland State. Her first goal against Portland State was the quickest in Idaho history, as she beat the keeper for the game-winner just 19 seconds into the match.

High School: Hull was a second-team all-state and first-team all-region honoree at Skyview High School her senior season after she scored 14 goals and had 7 assists. She earned Offensive Player of the Year honors for the Greater St. Helens League as a senior and was a first-team all-league honoree both her junior and senior seasons. She was also a four-year Scholar-Athlete honoree. She played for the FC Portland Maroon club team from 2005-07.

Personal: She is the daughter of John and Lee Ann Hull. She has one brother, Tim. She is undecided on a major.

Quoting Coach Showler: "Jen is very strong on the ball. She links up very well with her teammates and is good with her back to the goal. She can use her height to her advantage and can also score goals. We look forward to seeing where she fits in as a freshman and how she makes the transition from high school."