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2007: Wilson had one of the greatest seasons in Cowgirl history as a junior. She was named the MWC CO-Offensive Player of the Year, the first Cowgirl in history to ever bestow such an honor. Wilson led the Cowgirls in goals with 11, which is an all-time single season record and added three assists, which was second on the team. Of her 11 goals, five of them were game-winning goals and her 25 points were good for first all-time in Wyoming history in a single season. She started all 19 games and had 53 shots. Wilson also scored a hat trick, the fourth in Wyoming history, against Jacksonville. She also excelled academically by being named to the Academic All-MWC Team for the second time in her career. 2006: Wilson had a solid sophomore season for the Cowgirls tying for the team lead in goals with three. Two of her goals came during a big win over Air Force and her third was the lone goal against Miami (Ohio). Wilson played in 14 games, starting 10 and earned her second letter award. 2005: Wilson had a spectacular freshman season for the Cowgirls. She scored five goals, the second most goals on the team. She also dished out four assists which was a tie for the most on the team. She scored game winning goals in UW's wins over Charleston Southern, New Mexico and Northeastern. She also had an assist on three game winning goals. She took 55 shots on the season, a tie for the most in the Cowgirl lineup. Her best scoring performance of the season came in her first career game when she scored two goals in UW's opening day win over Charleston Southern. She etched her name in every offensive category of the UW single season record book with a tie for the fourth most goals (5), a tie for the third most assists (4), the fourth most points (14) and a tie for the most game winning goals (3). Her four assists were also tie for the fifth most in the MWC last season while her 14 points were a tie for the seventh most in the MWC and her three game winning goals were a tie for the third most in the conference. She excelled academically and was named academic all-conference. She started 17 games and played in all 19 games while earning her first letter award. High School: Wilson was a four year starter, a four year letterwinner, and a two-time team captain at Orem High School. Following her senior season, she was named honorable mention All-State, All-Utah Valley, First Team All-Region VII, and the MVP of her team, after leading Orem High with 11 goals. She also led the Golden Tigers in scoring as a junior, tallying 12 goals. That year, she was a Second Team All-Region VII selection and her team's offensive MVP. As a sophomore, she was an All-State honorable mention selection, a second team All-Region VII selection and Orem's offensive MVP. She was named to the 2004 Utah College Showcase All-Tournament team. She was a member of the Honor Roll every year of high school. Personal: She was born August 8, 1987 in Weber, Utah. She is the daughter Deborah and Karl Wilson and has four siblings. She is majoring in secondary education-math. Tamika married Derek Davis on May 8, 2008. |
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