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Hannah Landgraf has been a member of the Lakeland women's soccer team for approximately two-thirds of the season, but her statistics wouldn't be a good indicator of
that.
Since making her debut with the team on Sept. 19 against Concordia Chicago, Landgraf, a forward, has contributed four goals and two assists to boost the Muskie offensive attack.
On Sunday, the Elkhart Lake, Wis., native recorded the team's first goal in a 4-0 victory over Finlandia. One day earlier, Landgraf helped put Alverno away with an unassisted goal in the 83rd minute to give the Muskies a 3-1 win.
Lakeland coach David Madsen is pleased with Landgraf's contributions just 10 games into her college soccer career.
"She has definitely brought a physical presence for us up top," Madsen said. "She's created offensive chances for others and on her own. She's good with the ball at her feet, fights for the ball and strikes the ball well. She's very
dangerous in areas where she has a chance to score."
Landgraf, who has started seven matches for the Muskies, scored her first career goal against Rockford on Oct. 4.
She is a fitness studies major who is also a member of the Lakeland women's basketball team.
Muskie Spotlight - Hannah Landgraf
Athletics - posted on 10/19/2009
Hannah Landgraf has been a member of the Lakeland women's soccer team for approximately two-thirds of the season, but her statistics wouldn't be a good indicator of
that.Since making her debut with the team on Sept. 19 against Concordia Chicago, Landgraf, a forward, has contributed four goals and two assists to boost the Muskie offensive attack.
On Sunday, the Elkhart Lake, Wis., native recorded the team's first goal in a 4-0 victory over Finlandia. One day earlier, Landgraf helped put Alverno away with an unassisted goal in the 83rd minute to give the Muskies a 3-1 win.
Lakeland coach David Madsen is pleased with Landgraf's contributions just 10 games into her college soccer career.
"She has definitely brought a physical presence for us up top," Madsen said. "She's created offensive chances for others and on her own. She's good with the ball at her feet, fights for the ball and strikes the ball well. She's very
dangerous in areas where she has a chance to score."Landgraf, who has started seven matches for the Muskies, scored her first career goal against Rockford on Oct. 4.
She is a fitness studies major who is also a member of the Lakeland women's basketball team.
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