Andrea Wieland

1993-Named to 1993 U.S. National Team

1992- A first team all-American and first team Midwest regional all-American...earned first team all-Big Ten Conference honors...started all 21 contests inn goal...made 68 saves while allowing just 16 goals for a .837 save percentage...tallied eight shutouts...registered a season-high 17 saves against Old Dominion in national title game...picked up ten saves in 3-1 semifinal win over Massachusetts...added one save in first half of 5-1 win over Ball State in NCAA regional final as defense held team to two shots on goal...recorded six saves in regular season finale 2-0 victory at Michigan...registered six saves in 5-1 win against Michigan State...registered no saves in 4-1 win over Ohio State as defense held Buckeyes to only one shot on goal...picked up six saves in 7-0 seep of St. Louis in front of NCAA regular season, single-game record 1,205 fans...recorded a season-high eight saves in 3-2 double overtime win against No. 3 Penn State...also recorded eight saves in 2-1 win at No. 3 Penn State... saved seven shots in4-1 win over No. 4 North Carolina at Owl Invitational...opened season with three saves in 7-0 shutout of Rutgers...named Big Ten Conference all-academic team

1991- Sat out 1991 season while training with U.S. National team...member of United States National team that played in Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Auckland, New Zealand...participated in the United States Olympic Festival in Los Angeles...named to Big Ten Conference all-Decade second team

1990- Broderick Award nominee for the nation's outstanding field hockey player...also nominated for the inaugural Babe Zaharias Female Athlete of the Year award...named a first team all-American by the College Field Hockey Coaches Association...a first team all-Midwest Region selection by the CFHCA...named to the NCAA Field Hockey Championship all-tournament team...first team all-Midwest Collegiate Field Hockey Conference goalkeeper...member of the MCFHC all-academic team...MCFHC Player of the Week on September 5...Iowa's Most Valuable Performer...posted an 11-4 overall record including seven shutouts...went 6-1 in league play...recorded 126 saves while allowing just 11 goals for a .920 save percentage...set Iowa record for saves in a game with 25 against national power Old Dominion...member of 1990 U.S. National Squad...participated in 1990 U.S. Olympic Festival

1989- Redshirted season due to back injury...member of the 1989 USA Junior National Team

1988-Recorded 124 saves and allowed only 23 goals...claimed 11 Iowa shutouts...a second team all-Big Ten selection...also named to the all-Big Ten academic team...a 1988 Midwest Region honorable mention selection by the CFHCA...member of the U.S. Junior National Team

1987- Registered ten shutouts, six against Big Ten foes...allowed just 20 goals in 17 games...averaged 7.5 saves a contest

Prep- Captained field hockey and basketball squads her senior year at Westtown School... a four-year varsity letterwinner...voted to the Friends League All-Star Team and all-conference squad three times during her prep career...participated in the 1985 National Junior Olympics in Iowa City...high school all-American selection by Penn Monto as a senior

Personal- Daughter of William and Aileen Wieland of Atlanta, Ga. ... 1990,1991 and 1992 Iowa team co-captain a psychology major

Wieland's four-year stats:
Year	GP	ShO	Svs	GA	Sv%	Record
1987	17	10	127	20	.864	17-5-2
1988	24	11	124	23	.844	18-6
1990	15	7	126	11	.920	11-4
1992	21	8	95	16	.856	20-1
Totals	77	36	472	70	.870	66-16-2