#16 Kadi Sickel

Hawk Item… Member of the United States Under-21 Squad… member of the MPTC Midwest Region team.

2007 as a Senior… Third team all-American by WomensFieldHockey.com… first team Regional all-American… second team all-Big Ten selection… named to the Big Ten all-Tournament team… academic all-Big Ten selection… recorded a goal against Indiana in the Big Ten Tournament… recorded three goals on the season, two of which were game-winners… started all 21 games.

2006 as a Junior… Third team all-America selection by WomensFieldHockey.com… Selected to the first team NFHCA West Regional all-America team and second team all-Big Ten… played and started in all 21 games… led the team in assists with 12… had a goal and an assist in Iowa’s 4-2 win over Boston University (Sept. 16)… recorded two assists during the Big Ten Tournament.

2005 as a Sophomore… Started all 18 games on the defensive line… scored five goals on 12 attempts for a team-leading shot percentage of .417… knocked in the game-winning goal in a 3-1 defeat of Stanford (Sept. 2)… scored go-ahead goal in 8-1 win over Pacific (Sept. 5)… tallied two goals in 3-2 victory over Michigan State (Oct. 1).

2004 as a Freshman… Started all 21 games for the Hawkeyes… scored game-winning overtime goals in back-to-back games against No. 8 Michigan (Oct. 10) and No. 19 Penn State (Oct. 15)… scored five goals on the year, three game-winners… scored on her first-career shot on goal against No. 1 two-time defending NCAA Champion Wake Forest (Aug. 28).

High School…First team all-American… 2003 New Hampshire Player of the Year… 2003 Eagle Tribune Player of the Year… first team all-state as a senior, second team as a junior and sophomore… team MVP as a senior, defensive MVP as a junior and sophomore… member of the 2001 U.S. Under-16 team… National Futures Tournament participant (2001-03) and Futures Elite (2002-03)… 2004 A Camp participant… 2003 B Camp participant.

Personal… Born August 9, 1986… daughter of Paul and Ellen Sickel… Liberal Arts major… attended Timberlane Regional High School and was coached by Mim Ryan.