Jensen, a local standout, has been a three-year varsity player and was selected as a co-captain on this year's Helena High team. She was the second leading scorer for Helena High this last fall and can play many different positions on the field; she primarily likes the attacking 3^rd of the field, but can also play an outside back position if needed. In addition to high school ball, Jensen has been playing soccer for the Helena Arsenal soccer program since her U-11 days. A well-rounded student athlete, she is also a three-year participant in Track and Field at Helena High, a National Honors Society member, and an Honor Roll student as well as a participant in Health Occupations for Students of America. Jensen plans to major in Pre-Physical Therapy at Carroll College.

"I am very happy that Haley has decided to stay home and become a member of our soccer progam. I coached Haley's club team a few years ago and saw her potential to be a collegiate soccer player. Her ability to play many different positions and her strong work ethic should allow her to transition to the college game and fight for minutes next fall," said Coach Thorvilson.

Macie Netz, a Great Falls native and CMR standout, is coming off a very successful senior year helping lead her team to a 3^rd place finish at this year's state tournament. Selected as the Offensive Player of the Year, Netz was the second leading scorer in the state. She has been a four-year varsity starter and was selected to All-State and Super State her sophomore and seniors years as well as garnishing All-Conference honors from her sophomore year on. Netz has also spent the past eight years playing club soccer for the Great Falls Thunderbolts and her Montana Select Team has played all over the west coast. Besides being a standout soccer player, Netz is a National Honor Society member, Girls State Delegate, Student Government representative as well as the homecoming queen this last fall.

"I first identified Macie as a special player a few years ago when she attended the Carroll College Soccer Camp and I have had my eye on her for quite some time," said Coach Thorvilson. "Macie can play forward or move into the midfield and create opportunities with her vision of the field. I anticipate she will battle for playing time from day one and we are excited she has chosen Carroll College."

The Saints graduate 5 seniors off of last year's squad that went 15-5-1 and won their third straight Frontier Conference season title. They hosted and won the Frontier Conference/DAC Tournament and finished off the season by advancing to the semifinal round of the unaffiliated tournament.  Coach Thorvilson looks to have a few more additions to this signing class within the next few weeks.  

The Saints will open up the 2010 season with an exhibition game against Division I opponent University of Montana, slated for August 14^th.