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2018 Women's Soccer

30 Mikayla Krinetz

  • Height 5-8
  • Class Senior
  • Highschool Broadneck
  • Hometown Annapolis, Md.

Biography

2018: Played one game… Was the goalkeeper of record against Maine… Had no goals scored against her in 19:34 minutes of action.

2017: Did not see game action this season… Named to the America East Honor Roll.

2016: Did not see game action in 2016. 

2015: Started in two of her three appearances as a rookie... Finished the year with four stops and four goals allowed... Registered two stops against Vermont... Made her collegiate debut against Loyola. 

Background: A four-year member of the Broadneck High School varsity soccer team… Credited with 53 saves and one assist as the goalkeeper in 2014… Named Honorable Mention for All-County recognition in 2014… Honored as a Maryland ODP/Rider Cup Selection in 2010-2012… Member of Bethesda United club team that made it to the Champions League at ENNL Nationals in 2014… Named MD Futsal State Cup MVP in 2010, 2012, and 2014, as well as the NE Regional Futsal Tournament… Awarded All-County Artistic Honors and named Featured Artist at Broadneck High School… Daughter of Oren and Kelly Krinetz… Has a younger sibling, Skyler… Major is visual arts... Hopes to pursue a career in photography or soccer training.

Statistics

Season:
2018

Season Statistics

Season Statistics

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Career Statistics

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Historical Player Information

  • 30

    2015Freshman

    GK
    5'8"
    30
  • 30

    2016Sophomore

    GK
    5'8"
    30
  • 30

    2017Junior

    GK
    5'8"
    30
  • 30

    2018Senior

    GK
    5'8"
    30
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