Cassie Wheldon Season 2017

2017 (Junior): Appeared in all 19 matches of the season… member of the Starting XI in 13 of those matches… tallied one assist on the year with that helper coming on Kiki Lowell’s game-winner in a 3-0 decision at Temple… averaged almost 68 minutes of playing time per contest… played a career-high 93 minutes in a 0-0 draw with Memphis… named to the AAC All-Academic team.
 
2016 (Sophomore): Earned playing time in 16 matches on the year and grabbed a spot in the Starting XI on seven occasions… logged more than 45 minutes in 10 of those matches, including 90 minutes in a 0-0, double overtime draw with Houston… named to the AAC All-Academic team.
 
2015 (Freshman): Had a solid rookie season starting 21-of-24 matches played and finishing fourth in scoring with 10 points (2G-6A)… the team leader with six assists, she was one of four individuals to record double-digit points on the year… notched her first point of her collegiate career with an assist on the game-winner against Providence (8/30)… also added assists to game-winning goals three times, including a 2-1 at Colorado College (9/6), 1-0 at home over Tulsa (10/25) and one week later in the conference tournament in a 2-0 defeat of Tulsa (11/3)… recorded her first goal in a 2-1 loss at Temple (10/8)… at the conference tournament, she earned the second assist on the match-tying goal in the 88’ to send it to overtime against top-seeded UConn in a 3-2 semifinal victory… also assisted on the late goal in the final to eventually send the 1-1 match with second-seeded USF to PK’s, which UC won… named to the AAC All-Academic team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Named 2014 Rookie of the Year for the KW United FC in the W-League… led the Burlington Bayhawks to a second-place finish at the 2014 Ontario Cup… coached at Bluevale by Casey Downey… played club with KW United FC and the Burlington Bayhawks… her sister, Ainsley, played collegiate soccer at Buffalo.