Miriam Dominguez Class: Junior Hometown: El Paso, Texas High School: Andress Height: 5-4 Position: F Experience: 2L Club team: El Paso Jaguars

2007: Dominguez became an offensive force for the Lady Buffs in 2007, as she led the team with eight assists and tallied 20 points. Dominguez and teammate Danea Fontana played the roll of heroes against Central Oklahoma on Nov. 4, as they both scored goals in the Lone Star Conference Championship match to propel the WT to a 2-1 victory and a spot in the NCAA D-II Regional Tournament.

2006: Dominguez saw action in 14 games, starting three during her freshman season, tallying her first career assists in the 5-0 win over East Central on Oct. 6.

2005: She appeared in three contests during her first year as a Lady Buff, taking three shots before being red-shirted.

High School: Dominguez was named first team all-City as a member of the El Paso (Texas) Andress HS soccer team, scoring 30 goals and recording 14 assists. She was named MVP her junior season after scoring 26 goals and 30 assists, while helping the Lady Eagles to three district championships while in high school.

Major: Dominguez is a Nursing major at West Texas A&M.

Personal: Dominguez is the daughter of Alfredo and Francisca Dominguez, and has three siblings: Veronica, Maribel, and Freddy. She has represented Mexico's national team on numerous occasions: played with the U-19 team in Canada in a CONCACAF qualifier for the World Cup in 2004; played in fifteen games for Mexico's U-20 team; played in Kansas City against Mia Hamm in the match between Mexico and the United States in Kansas City in 2006; was capped seven times by Mexico's national senior team.