University of the Pacific

2016 (Senior):
Capped off her Tiger career with 14 starts and 17 appearances. The defender logged one shot during the season in the 1-1 tie with Sacramento State (Sep. 11). Ezeji recorded an assist against nationally-ranked UC Santa Barbara (Sep. 22). The Stockton, Calif. native missed just one game during her tenure at Pacific. For the third-consecutive year Ezeji earned WCC All-Academic team honors for her stellar performance in the classroom. 

2015 (Junior):
Started 12 games and saw action in four more for the Tigers. Took one shot against No. 5 BYU (Oct. 17). The Stockton native started in all three wins for the Orange and Black, solidifying herself as a integral part on offense and defense. For the second-consecutive year, Ezeji earned herself WCC All-Academic team honors for her outstanding performance in the classroom. 

2014 (Sophomore):
In her sophomore year for the Tigers, Ezeji started in 19 games.  She played a large role in Pacific’s backline and was also able to contribute four shots, two of which were against San Jose State (Sept. 7). She also excelled in the classroom, earning a spot on the WCC All-Academic Honorable Mention team.  

Track 2014:
Ezeji started off her season in the 100 Meters at the Johnny Mathis Invitational, finishing at 13:39a.  She then took first place overall at the 2014 Chabot/CSU East Bay Legacy Invite in the 100 Meters with a 13.45a.  Not only did she start off the season strong, but she ended the season even stronger with a seventh place finish in the 100 Meters at the West Coast Last Chance Open, finishing at 13.22aw. 

2014 Track Statistics

2013 (Freshman): 
In her inaugural season, Ebony played in all 19 matches for the Tigers.  Of the 19, Ebony started in 13 games on Pacific’s backline. She had one assist on the season, getting an assist on the Tigers first goal in the 3-2 win over Gonzaga on Nov. 1. 

High School:
Ebony is a 5-8 Forward/Defender from St. Mary''s High School in Stockton. She helped lead the Rams to a 30-1 record in 2011-12. The Rams were ranked No. 1 in California and No. 3 in the nation in Spring Soccer by MaxPreps. She scored nine goals on the season as a junior, adding seven assists for 25 points. Ebony earned All-Tri City Athletic League honors as a sophomore, after scoring six goals with five assists. She won 85 matches in her first three years at St. Mary''s HS.