University of Nevada Athletics

NEVADA CAREER
FIFTH YEAR (2023) – Appeared in 11 matches and made five starts, totaling 409 minutes on the pitch ... Made her first start at defender at Southern Utah Aug. 25, starting Nevada's next three matches at defender ... Played all 90 minutes Aug. 31 at Idaho ... Made her final start of the season in Nevada's Mountain West Tournament match Oct. 29 against Boise State, playing 60 minutes on the pitch. 

SENIOR (2022) – Played in 11 matches and registered one start, recording 136 minutes ... Made her season debut in the home opener against Sacramento State (9/4), firing her only shot of the year in 15 minutes ... Cracked the starting XI against Utah State (9/22), collecting a season-high 30 minutes in the process ... Saw the field in Nevada's final six matches. 

JUNIOR (2021) – Played in six games during the season for the Wolf Pack ... Totaled 116 minutes on the field ... The defender's highest minute total was 51 against Wyoming (10/17).

SOPHOMORE (SPRING 2021) – Played in seven games for the Wolf Pack, starting three times ... Totaled 248 minutes on the pitch ... Played a career-high 66 minutes on the pitch against Boise State (03/27).

FRESHMAN (2019) – Spent time at forward with the Wolf Pack as a freshman, totaling 17 games played with one start against Hawai’i, the first of her career (8/29) … Spent 502 minutes on the pitch finishing with seven shots and one goal scored … Her first-career goal came at Pacific (10/25), where she scored the game-winning goal in the second half … Set her career-high with two shots in her first collegiate match against Eastern Washington (8/22) … Played a career-high 64 minutes in her lone start against Hawai’i.

HIGH SCHOOL CAREER – Lettered all four years as a member of the varsity soccer team … Won the state championship from 2016-18 … Named first-team all-state and all-conference all four years and was named the Player of the Game in the Alaska High School State Championship Game in 2018 … Named the team captain and team MVP in 2017-18 … Awarded Offensive Player of the Year in the Railbelt Conference in 2017-18.

PERSONAL – Daughter of Ray and Amy Friesen … Has one younger brother, Connor … Came to Nevada because of the coaches, their vision for the program and the campus … Was also recruited by Eastern Washington, University of Idaho and LIU … Lists her sports heroes as Serena Williams, LeBron James and Cristiano Ronaldo … The most memorable moment of her career was going to her school’s first ever state championship after winning in penalty kicks … In her free time, enjoys hanging out with friends and family, playing with dogs and going to church.