Madison College Wolfpack

2019 - Named Second Team All-N4C and All-Region IV... broke school record for shutouts in a season (9) and career (17)... ranks first in career GAA at 0.79 and is tied for the most career wins with 22... made 108 saves to rank second in school history for a single season, and sits second for career saves with 165 and career save percentage at 0.868... named Madison College District Board Female Sportsperson of the Year.

2018 - Tied school record for shutouts in a season with eight... finished among top ten in NJCAA DIII in goals allowed and goals-against average... named first team All-N4C and second team All-Region IV.

High School/Personal - Four-year participant and four-time letter winner in soccer at Oregon High School... part of four-time WIAA Division 2 State Tournament qualifier, including a state championship in 2015 and runner-up finishes in 2016 and 2018... Julie Gretzner - high school soccer coach... Web and Digital Media Design and Graphic Design major... born September 24, 1999... daughter of Robin Kroyer-Kubicek and Dan Kubicek... one brother, Josh (23).
 
Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing
Favorite TV Show: The Office and Parks & Recreation
Favorite Athlete: Christian Yelich
Favorite Team: Milwaukee Brewers
Favorite Food: Pizza
Favorite Vacation Spot: Germany
Superstitions: I always listen to my pre-game playlist before a game or I won't play well
Dream Job/Career: Graphic Designer
Hobbies: Watching movies, hanging out with friends and family, traveling, watching sunsets, taking pictures, and going on nature walks
Why Madison College: I really wanted to continue my soccer career while still getting a degree in what I love, and lucky for me, Madison College's Design programis very advanced, making it an easy choice to come here
Athletic goals at Madison College: Go to the national tournament in New York and become champions for the first time in program history, while playing the best that I can and making new friends
Plans after Madison College: Work for a few years and save up enough money to buy and convert an old school bus to travel around the U.S., exploring different cultures and national parks