Career Statistics

Idaho State: (2015) Played in 17 games for the Bengals with 17 starts…led the squad in points (34), shots (90), shots on goal (46) and goals (15) and led the conference in shots, shots per game, points, points per game, goals and goals per game…second on the team in assists with four…finished ranked tied for 15th in the nation in goals scored and finished second goals scored in a single season in ISU history…averaged 2.0 points per game to rank first in ISU history in points per game in a single season…averaged .880 goals per game to rank first in ISU history in goals per game in a single season…recorded the third-ever hat trick in ISU history after scoring three goals at Utah State on Sept. 13…scored at least two goals in four games…was a perfect 4-for-4 on penalty kicks…named First Team All-Conference in addition to earning the Big Sky Golden Boot award.

(2014) Sanchez put together one of the best freshman campaigns in school history.  He seven goals were the second most on the team and fourth highest in the Big Sky while her eight assists led the conference and team as well as ranking fifth in school history...Her 65 shots and 33 shots on goal are the third highest totals in school history...Honorable Mention All-Conference.....Named to Big Sky All-Academic team

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner at American Falls High School … was the leading scorer in the state for four  years … Was the team MVP for Four Years … scored 26 goals her freshman season, 34 goals her sophomore season, 50 goals her junior season and 68 goals her senior season for a career total of 178 … During Sanchez's senior season she scored a hat-trick in 13 consecutive games … led American Falls to the 2012 district championship … was twice the Idaho State Journal Soccer Player of the Year … was also a four-year letter winner in basketball, she lettered twice in track and once in softball … had her number retired by American Falls High School.
 
Personal: Daughter of Roberto and Irene Sanchez … has a brother, Samual, and a sister Liliana …  was elected Homecoming Queen....A member of the U-20 Mexican National Team