POSTSEASON GOALS

When FSU made three runs to the College Cup Final Four in the early 2000s, M India Trotter played a key role. The four-year letterman compiled a then program-record 17 career points (eight goals, one assist) in NCAA Tournament games, helping the Seminoles find sustained postseason success for the first time. In her breakout junior season of 2005, Trotter scored five goals in four consecutive postseason games. She netted a pair of goals against FAU in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, then followed with one goal apiece against Illinois in the second round, No. 6 Cal in the Sweet 16 and No. 2 North Carolina in the Elite Eight. Trotter’s goal against North Carolina proved especially important as the game went into penalty kicks, with the Seminoles coming out on top to advance to the College Cup. Trotter ended her time in Tallahassee with 66 points (24 goals, 18 assists) in 97 games, enjoying one of the longest careers in program history.