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Lauren Cadel (left), Jenny Fowler (center) & Madeline Wideman all were named to the Academic All-MAC Team
Three Falcons Named to Academic All-MAC Team
January 15, 2014 | Women's Soccer
Cadel, Fowler & Wideman all earn league academic honor
Three Bowling Green State University women's soccer standouts have been named to the Academic All-Mid-American Conference Team. Lauren Cadel, Jenny Fowler and Madeline Wideman all were chosen to the team, which was announced by the conference office on Wednesday (Jan. 15).
Complete 2013 Academic All-MAC Team
Both Fowler and Wideman earn Academic All-MAC honors for the second time. Cadel was named to the team in her first year of eligibility for the award.
Additionally, eight Falcons earned honorable mention to the team. That list includes seniors Alyssa Carmack, Ivi Casagrande and Kaitlyn Tobin, redshirt junior Kylie Briem, true juniors Ashley Garr and Sidney Huth and sophomores Emma Norris and Haley Parkinson.
Cadel, a native of Newmarket, Ontario, started 14 of the Falcons' 17 matches in goal. She led the MAC and ranked among the national leaders in several statistical categories, including saves (109, 26th in the nation) and saves per game (7.79, 7th nationally). Cadel had double-digit save totals in six matches, the most by a BGSU 'keeper in a single season in school history. Her saves percentage of .796 was the sixth-best single-season pct. in school annals. The redshirt freshman had a goals-against average of 2.14 on the year, and recorded her first collegiate shutout in the Falcons' scoreless, double-overtime draw with Northern Illinois at Cochrane Field.
In the classroom, Cadel is a biology (pre-medicine) major, and had a cumulative grade-point average of 3.83 at the time of nomination.
Fowler, who hails from Grove City, Ohio, was a team co-captain for the second consecutive season in 2013. The fifth-year senior played in all 17 matches, making 16 starts, and finished seventh on the team in minutes played, with 1,188. Fowler started 10 of BGSU's 11 MAC matches this past season. In her BGSU career, she played in a total of 74 matches for the Brown and Orange, making 61 starts. She had double-digit start totals in each of her four playing seasons after missing the entire 2009 campaign due to injury.
Fowler, like Cadel a biology (pre-medicine) major, had a cumulative GPA of 3.96 at the time of nomination.
Wideman, a native of Troy, Mich., was one of three Falcons to start all 17 matches in 2013. She led the Falcons in scoring, with nine points on the year. Wideman led the team in assists, with three, and tied for the BG lead with three goals. Wideman, who was also named to the Academic All-Ohio Team, had 44 total shots and 17 shots on goal on the season, pacing the Falcons in both categories. She had a BG season-best three-game scoring streak in late September, and was involved in the scoring of 67 percent of BGSU's goals on the season. Wideman played in 75 of BGSU's 76 matches during her four years, making 64 starts. She had career totals of 28 points on eight goals and 12 assists, leading all members of the 2013 team in each of those three categories.
Wideman, a health science major at BGSU, had a cumulative GPA of 3.77 at the time of nomination for the Academic All-MAC Team.
The complete Academic All-MAC Team can be found by clicking the link near the top of this page.
Complete 2013 Academic All-MAC Team
Both Fowler and Wideman earn Academic All-MAC honors for the second time. Cadel was named to the team in her first year of eligibility for the award.
Additionally, eight Falcons earned honorable mention to the team. That list includes seniors Alyssa Carmack, Ivi Casagrande and Kaitlyn Tobin, redshirt junior Kylie Briem, true juniors Ashley Garr and Sidney Huth and sophomores Emma Norris and Haley Parkinson.
Cadel, a native of Newmarket, Ontario, started 14 of the Falcons' 17 matches in goal. She led the MAC and ranked among the national leaders in several statistical categories, including saves (109, 26th in the nation) and saves per game (7.79, 7th nationally). Cadel had double-digit save totals in six matches, the most by a BGSU 'keeper in a single season in school history. Her saves percentage of .796 was the sixth-best single-season pct. in school annals. The redshirt freshman had a goals-against average of 2.14 on the year, and recorded her first collegiate shutout in the Falcons' scoreless, double-overtime draw with Northern Illinois at Cochrane Field.
In the classroom, Cadel is a biology (pre-medicine) major, and had a cumulative grade-point average of 3.83 at the time of nomination.
Fowler, who hails from Grove City, Ohio, was a team co-captain for the second consecutive season in 2013. The fifth-year senior played in all 17 matches, making 16 starts, and finished seventh on the team in minutes played, with 1,188. Fowler started 10 of BGSU's 11 MAC matches this past season. In her BGSU career, she played in a total of 74 matches for the Brown and Orange, making 61 starts. She had double-digit start totals in each of her four playing seasons after missing the entire 2009 campaign due to injury.
Fowler, like Cadel a biology (pre-medicine) major, had a cumulative GPA of 3.96 at the time of nomination.
Wideman, a native of Troy, Mich., was one of three Falcons to start all 17 matches in 2013. She led the Falcons in scoring, with nine points on the year. Wideman led the team in assists, with three, and tied for the BG lead with three goals. Wideman, who was also named to the Academic All-Ohio Team, had 44 total shots and 17 shots on goal on the season, pacing the Falcons in both categories. She had a BG season-best three-game scoring streak in late September, and was involved in the scoring of 67 percent of BGSU's goals on the season. Wideman played in 75 of BGSU's 76 matches during her four years, making 64 starts. She had career totals of 28 points on eight goals and 12 assists, leading all members of the 2013 team in each of those three categories.
Wideman, a health science major at BGSU, had a cumulative GPA of 3.77 at the time of nomination for the Academic All-MAC Team.
The complete Academic All-MAC Team can be found by clicking the link near the top of this page.
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