University of the Pacific

2017 (Senior):
Saw action in nine games her final year with Pacific in a season cut short due to injury. Took a career-high 19 shots on the year. Assisted on the game-winning goal in the 1-0 victory over Hawaii (Aug.24).

2016 (Junior):
Saw action in 12 games, starting eight. Tied for the team lead in goals with three and paced the Tigers with eight points. Scored her first collegiate goal against nationally-ranked UC Santa Barbara (Sep. 22). Assisted on the game-winning goal in the victory over Saint Mary’s (Oct. 2). Registered a goal and an assist against Gonzaga (Oct. 23), and added another goal the very next game against San Diego (Oct. 27). Following the 2016 season, Adam joined Team Egypt at the Africa Women Cup of Nations tournament in Cameroon.

2015 (Sophomore):
Appeared in all 17 games for the Tigers, starting in 14. The defender took 13 shots on the year, seven of which came against conference opponents. Adam started in all three victories for the Orange and Black, solidifying herself as a defensive force in the backfield. 

2014 (Freshman):
In her first year of action for the Tigers Samia played in 17 matches, starting in six.  In her inaugural season Samia had a total of seven shots, three that came against UC Santa Barbara (Sept. 21). 

High School:
Samia is a 5-11 defender from Santa Clara, Calif. She earned First Team All-El Camino League honors in her freshman, sophomore and junior seasons. She plays club soccer for the De Anza Force. She helped the Force to the finals of the Surf Cup in 2013 and to the ECNL U18 Northwest Conference title.

Personal:
Samia Adam was born in Palo Alto, California, and is the daugther of Lorrie and Ahmed Adam. Her siblings are Tariq and Ismail who both played for the soccer team at Saint Mary''s. Her father was also an athlete, praticipating in track and field for the Egyptian National Team from 1984-1986. Samia is a athletic training major at Pacifc.  Her hobbies include track and field.