Bio

The leading scorer on the 1982 squad that finished as unofficial state champions (state championship playoffs not played officially until 1988) for the second straight season. The Warriors posted an 18-1 overall record and outscored teams 181-5 during the season including a 127-0 edge in Metro Conference play. They averaged 9.5 goals a game. Queen led the team in scoring with 51 goals including scoring five of the team’s six goals in a 6-2 victory over Mount San Antonio at Golden West College in the championship game. Queen was named the MVP of the Metro Conference and also nabbed a First-Team All-Conference selection. She would move on to Cal State Dominguez Hills where she was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (now the United Soccer Coaches) All-American Second Team in 1985, the first women’s soccer player to receive the accolade at CSUDH.