At Arkansas - Jessica Ingram's time on the field as a true freshman was limited in large part to Arkansas' depth at central midfield.  Despite that problem, she did manage to participate in three matches, including Arkansas' victory over Southern  where she saw 71 minutes on the pitch as a defensive midfielder.  A year of conditioning under coach Henderson should have Ingram primed and ready to see significant time this fall as she works her way into the Lady Razorback system.

            As a Freshman (2004) - Played central midfield w three games played.

            Pre-Arkansas - A leader both on and off the field, Ingram spent four years as a captain both on her club team, Dallas Sting '86, and her high school, Duncanville.  An outstanding goal scorer as a freshman, Ingram tallied 15 goals and 12 assists in just 11 games.  The feat earned her offensive MVP honors and an all-district selection.  Missing her sophomore campaign due to injury, Ingram's role changed in her final two seasons as she focused more on the defensive aspects of the sport.  She still managed to knock home three goals and eight assists over her final two seasons.  Ingram was named defensive MVP as a junior and earned her second all-district selection.  When not on the soccer pitch, Ingram found time to be a part of Peer Mediation and Ready-Set-Teach Internships.

            Personal - Born on Aug. 24, 1985, Ingram is the daughter of Darrell and Sharon Ingram.  She has one brother, Jay, and is majoring in elementary education.