2001: As head coach Patrick Baker has stated on numerous occasions, when FSU plays its best soccer, Marte Vik Edvardsen is usually on the field. For more than two years, Vik Edvardsen has been FSU’s leader in the midfield. Few players are as comfortable on the field as she is and the senior is continually making things happen for the Seminole offense. She is already FSU’s all-time leader in shots (132) and she increased that lead with 18 this season. Her 13 starts in 2001 brought her career total to 69 and moved her into sole possession of fourth place amongst FSU’s all-time starts leaders. After scoring a goal and recording an assist versus GMU and Loyola and adding two more assists against Clemson and UNC, Marte is sixth on the all-time point scorer’s list with her career total now at 37. Her header goal against Loyola placed her as one of the top seven goal scorers in Florida State history. She is now also amongst the top six in career assists. Vik Edvardsen’s game-winner against George Mason and assists versus Clemson and UNC gave her 11 assists in her career. She also entered the top five all-time for game-winning assists after the assist versus George Mason and she should finish her career among the career leaders in game-winning goals and game-winning assists. She also set the mark for the longest consecutive start streak at 57 straight matches. The Oslo, Norway native moved into first with her 55th consecutive start at UCF October 5th. The streak unfortunately came to an end when a knee injury forced the senior to the bench against FIU, ending a streak that dated back to her sophomore campaign in 1999. It was the first time that she hadn’t started in almost three years. Baker on Vik Edvardsen: I think she is our best player when all is said and done. Especially when you talk about a soccer mind, she is the best. She is very competitive and hates to lose at anything. She is about to have her best season ever as a senior this year. Her skill, desire and vision are unmatched on our squad. We will go as far as Marte will take us. 2000: One of only four Seminoles to start every game last season…SoccerBuzz All-Southeast Region second team selection…scored five goals, recorded four assists and totaled 14 points while directing the Seminole attack from her central midfield position…FSU was 7-0 in games when Vik Edvardsen either scored a goal or recorded an assist…was tied for second in goals (5) and game-winning goals (2) and second on the 2000 squad with 56 shots and 23 shots-on-goal…her 14 points and four assists were tied for the third best marks last season…holds FSU’s career record for shots (114) and is fifth all-time in points (32)…only player, other than Emma Breland, to register an individual game high for Florida State in 2000…tied for second for most points in a single game (4) and tied for the most goals in a single game (2) in 2000…was a factor in almost every one of Florida State’s five victories over top 20 programs…assisted on the first goal against Texas A&M just 3:42 into the match…scored Florida State’s third-ever goal against the Tar Heels on a penalty kick in a 3-2 double overtime win…the penalty kick against the Tar Heels answered North Carolina’s first goal and kept the Seminoles alive in the biggest upset in school history…scored two goals in 3-1 win against Miami which gave FSU its best regular season record ever…recorded a goal and an assist in FSU’s 2-1 win over South Florida. 1999: One of only four players to start every game...totaled 11 points on four goals and three assists…tied for the team lead in shots (35), third on the team in goals scored (4), tied for second in assists (3) and third in total points (11)…winner of the Coach's Award for her ability to train and play at 100% every day. 1998: One of three freshman to appear in 20 matches…had double-digit shots...was a key factor in the middle of the field and a very aggressive player...started 12 matches...took 23 shots on goal, scoring on three...added one assist and ended the season with seven points. Club: Selected and served as captain for the Part of Country Team (15-16), an equivalent to the Olympic Developmental Program Regional Team...member of the Regional Team of Oslo, an equivalent to the Olympic Developmental Program state team... played club for ASKER and I.L. Koll. Personal: Among the top 50 cross-country skiers in Norway...was third best in the country in orienteering when she was 15… twin sister Maren also plays for FSU. Born July 17, 1979.
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