University of Arizona Athletics

2018: Kieneker was essential to the center of the pitch in all 21 matches, logging 1,721 minutes … She took a total of 27 shots, 11 on frame … Finished with four goals and two assists for 10 points on the season. After the team’s 13 wins, she became Arizona’s winningest player in school history, totaling 47 wins in her career.

2017: Kieneker had 20 game starts in all 20 of Arizona’s games this season… Played for a total of 1,668 minutes…  She took 27 shots, 11 of which were on frame…  Kieneker scored one goal and had four assists.

2016: Kieneker started in 17 of the 19 matches that she competed in for the 2016 season… She scored one goal off of six shots on goal… Served in a playmaking role throughout the season to help create for the offense… Scored the Wildcats’ only goal against Oklahoma on September 16th.

2015: Kieneker competed in all 22 matches this season and started in 10 of them … Was one of Arizona’s top newcomers in the 2015 season as she played the center midfield role all season … She took nine shots, eight of which were on frame… She notched one goal against Stephen F. Austin on Sept. 6 … She also had one assist on the season.

Prep: A four-year letterwinner at Redmond High School … Was a four-time All-Conference selection in the Kingco 4A Division … Was named an All-American during her senior year … Was named the Athlete of the Year at her high school during her senior year in 2015 … Helped lead her team to a Kingco 4A Conference Championship during her sophomore year … Was the captain of her club team (Crossfire) and helped lead them to the semifinals of the ECNL Nationals in the U-18 league in 2015 … Helped Crossfire finish in third place at the ECNL Nationals in the U-15 league as well … She also was a one-time letterwinner in basketball at Redmond High School.

Personal: She is the daughter of Henry and Lisette Kieneker … Has a younger brother, Henry; a younger sister, Cami and an older sister Maddy.