Kaleigh Piscioneri Season 2018

2017 (Junior): Appeared in one match on the season, playing the final 45 minutes of UC’s 4-0 victory over Morehead State… faced two shots and saved both… credited with one-half of one save for her efforts… with that shared clean sheet, she joined the other three keepers on the squad with at least a share of a shutout on the year, making Cincinnati the only school in the nation with four keepers to do so… named to the AAC All-Academic team.
 
2016 (Sophomore): Made one appearance, being called upon for the penalty shootout against USF in the quarterfinals of the American Athletic Conference Tournament... recorded one save in the shootout… named to the AAC All-Academic team.
 
2015 (Freshman): Appeared in two matches in her rookie season, including taking on penalty kick duties in the American Athletic Conference Tournament championship match… turned away USF’s second-round attempt to help the Bearcats claim the 2015 tournament crown and a berth into the NCAA tournament… played 18 minutes in the match with Evansville (10/18), halting both shots she faced to help the team to one of its 12 shut-out victories of the season… named to the AAC All-Academic team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Named the 2014 Goalkeeper of the Year by the Cleveland Plain Dealer… listed on the NSCAA All-Central Regional Team as a senior… garnered first team All-Ohio honors in 2014… named to the first team All-Greater Cleveland Team as a junior… tabbed the 2014 All-Ohio Scholastic Athlete of the Year… guided the Blue Streaks to four sectional titles, two district championships, two regional championships and one state semifinals appearance… two-time MVP for Magnificat… senior captain… coached at Magnificat by Gretchen Michlitsch… daughter of Michael and Lisa Piscioneri… has one brother, Andrew.