Lindenwood University Athletics

Lindenwood:
2013 (NCAA)- First-team All-WILA … named the team’s Veile Defensive MVP award winner … started all 17 games in goal … led the WILA with a 7.28 GAA … ranked second in the conference with a .442 save percentage … was fourth in the WILA with 96 saves … held opposing teams under 10 goals in 11 of 17 games … had a .500 save percentage or better in eight games … had a season-high 11 saves in a two-goal victory over Regis … also had double-figure saves with 10 versus Colorado Mesa, and had a .625 save percentage in that game … faced 10 shots and had a .600 save percentage against Adams State … recorded a shutout, the only one of the year in the WILA, versus Shorter … tied for second on the team with 30 groundballs … had a season-high five groundballs versus Wheeling Jesuit and Fort Lewis … caused seven turnovers on the year, including against Fort Lewis … named the WILA Defensive Player of the Week once during the season … earned the Academic All-WILA award.

2012 (NCAA)- WILA Defensive Player of the Year ... team Defensive Player of the Year ... first-team all-WILA ... once named the WILA Defensive Player of the Week ... among regular starters, led the WILA in GAA and save percentage, and was fourth in saves per game ... third in the WILA in groundballs ... started and played in 14 games in goal ... had a 12-2 record ... had a 9.19 GAA and a .466 save percentage ... made 95 saves on the season ... led the team with 46 groundballs ... caused three turnovers ... had the first win and the first groundball in Lindenwood's NCAA history ... had four games with double-figured saves, including 12 against Dominican and Fort Lewis ... had six games with more saves than goals allowed ... had a .632 save percentage in the win over Dominican ... in the final 10 minutes of the second Regis contest, made four saves to help Lindenwood score the final three goals in a 15-12 win ... academic all-WILA.

2011 (WCLA)- Lindenwood's starting goalkeeper ... received the WCLA all-academic award ... team rookie of the year ... made 145 saves on the season ... had a .472 save percentage ... had five games with double-figure saves, including a season-high 15 versus Savannah College of Art and Design.

High School:
Named to the 2010 all-state team.

Personal:
The daughter of Janice and Bob Hehmeyer ... has one sibling, Amy ... an exercise science major.