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2003: The first attacking sub into the game for the Tigers, Regina played in 17 games for Pacific while starting seven. Regina tallied just one goal and one assist during her junior campaign, but was able to create scoring opportunities for her teammates as her speed and finishing ability caused opponents to constantly pay attention to her. Despite the slow season, Regina came back into form in spring play with her best effort coming in the Tigers' game against the U-19 Mexican National team, during which she notched a hat-trick. Continuing her international play, Regina earned a spot on the Trinidad & Tobago national team that competed in the 2004 Olympic Qualifiers in Costa Rica. 2002: In her first season at Pacific, McGee exploded into the Big West as she was named to the All-Big West Conference Second Team after leading the Tigers with 16 goals (Pacific record) and 35 points for the season. She recorded a Pacific single game record four goals against Creighton on Sept. 15. Before Pacific: Regina spent her freshman season at Washington State, where she played in 12 games, recording one game-winning goal for the season. McGee spent the summer of 2002 training and playing with the Trinidad and Tobago National Pool, during which she played against Dominica. High School: McGee attended Vanden High School in Vacaville, Calif., where she participated in track and field, cross country and soccer. In her four years, Regina excelled in all three sports as she was an all-league selection for all three sports. She was named league MVP in both track and soccer, and in her senior soccer season she recorded 53 goals, ending her high school career with a total of 157 goals. Club Team: She has played for both the Vacaville Attitude and the Davis Legends. Personal: Born in Fairfield, Calif. on February 20, 1984, she is the daughter of Greg and Julia McGee. Regina has one older brother, Richard, and three younger siblings, Rhonda, Andrew and Janelle. She plans to graduate with a degree in French and a minor in English.
