Martin scored two goals against Mississippi State, reaching a career-high four points in a single soccer match for Jacksonville State.
On September 21, 2001, Ashley Martin delivered the standout offensive performance of her collegiate soccer career, scoring two goals in a match against Mississippi State University. This outing gave her a career-high of four points in a single game, combining her goal-scoring with her overall offensive contribution for Jacksonville State University's women's soccer team.
This performance occurred in the midst of an extraordinary three-week stretch in September 2001 during which Martin was making history on the football field while also excelling as one of JSU's most productive soccer players. Her ability to perform at a high level across two demanding sports simultaneously speaks to her exceptional athleticism and work ethic.
The four-point game against Mississippi State remains one of the standout statistical highlights of her JSU soccer career, as documented in her official athletics biography, and reflects her role as an offensive leader on the team during the 2001 season.
Such multi-sport excellence at the Division I level, while rare in any era, was especially notable given the additional media scrutiny and pressure Martin faced as the pioneering woman in Division I football that same season.