Azusa Pacific University Athletics

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Senior defender Tiffany Makinster was a 3-year starting defender who finished her career with a streak of 65 consecutive starts … Helped lead Azusa Pacific to 38 shutouts during her consecutive-starts streak that spanned nearly 3 full seasons.
 
2009 (Senior): Started 22 games for the second straight year ... Picked up first career postseason honor with All-GSAC selection, 1 of 6 Cougars named to the all-conference team … Helped anchor a defense that registered 13 shutouts and never surrendered more than a single goal in regulation.
 
2008 (Junior): Started all 22 games, running her streak of consecutive games started to 43 ... Helped lead the defense to 14 shutouts, along with 4 more games allowing just a single goal ... Held together a defense that posted 9 shutouts in 12 games at home that helped the Cougars run their program-record home winning streak to 29 games.
 
2007 (Sophomore): Started 21 of 23 games for another in a long line of great Azusa Pacific defenses ... Anchored a central defense that posted a season goals against average of 0.60 and allowed only 3 scores in a perfect 10-0 GSAC championship campaign ... Helped the Cougars post 8 of their 12 shutouts in GSAC play, including 5 straight and 496 consecutive scoreless minutes to finish the regular season.
 
2006 (Freshman): Played in 8 games, all in reserve, including a pair of NAIA postseason contests ... Took 1 shot in a 4-0 win over Fresno Pacific.
 
HIGH SCHOOL: Was a 4-year varsity starter for head coach Jolene Keel at Valley Christian High in San Jose ... Twice named team defensive MVP ... As a 2006 senior, led a Warrior defense that shut out all 4 of its opponents en route to the CIF Central Coast Section championship ... A 2-time All-West Catholic Athletic League first team selection ... Played 3 seasons alongside Cougar sophomore Lauren Vroom.
 
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 21, 1987, in San Jose, Calif., to Dan and Valerie Makinster ... Has an older sister (Vanessa) ... Majoring in communication.