2008 Season

The tri-captain started 31 of 32 games played...ranked second in the nation in total goals in a season with 107 and fourth in goals per game with 3.3 ggp...named to All-MAAC First Team, All-MAAC Tournament Team and All MAAC Preseason Team...named MAAC Offensive player of the week for the weeks of February 26, March 18 and March 25...named MAAC Defensive Player of the Week for the week of April 22...named Wagner team MVP...ended career as the all-time leader in goals (373), assists (113) and goals in a season (107)...scored 300th career goal on March 15 in a 14-10 win over Claremont-McKenna...dished out 100th career assists in a 12-11 win against Redlands (3/16)...had more field blocks (19) than Villanova and Iona's entire teams...also recorded 53 steals, 38 drawn ejections and five 5M drawn ejections.

2007 Season

Started 33 of a possible 34 games...Named MAAC Co-Offensive Player of the Year...Named to All-MAAC First Team...Name to All-MAAC Tournament Team...Named to All-MAAC Pre-season Team...Named MAAC Offensive Player of the Week twice (3/7, 4/17)...Broke previously held school record of goals for a season with 102...Ranked in the top ten in the nation in goals scored for second straight season...Added 64 steals, 30 assists, and 37 drawn ejections...Tied NCAA Tournament record for goals in a single game with six in loss to Loyola Marymount (5/12)...Scored a career high seven goals in a victory over St. Francis (NY) (4/14)...Played part of one game in goal allowing two scores in victory over Queens (3/30).

2006 Season

Appeared in 39 games, starting 31...Led the team in scoring for the second consecutive season with 84 goals...Her 84 goals at a 2.15 average ranked sixth in the nation in 2006...Added 38 steals and 33 assists while drawing 23 ejections...Named to the All-MAAC First Team...Named MAAC Offensive Player of the Week twice 3/14 and 3/21...Named USAWaterpolo.com Athlete of the Week 3/22...Scored a season high six goals in a win over George Washington 2/26.

2005 Season

Started 30 of the 34 games she appeared in...Led the team in scoring with 80 goals on 157 shots...Recorded 22 assists and 24 steals...Logged 102 total points and a 2.35 goal per game average...was named MAAC Co-Rookie of the year and Most Valuable Player of the MAAC tournament.

Bio/Personal

In high school, Hoelck was a two time All-CIF 2nd team (2002,2003) and an All-CIF first team member her senior year. She was also a part of the National Junior Olympic Champion Team. A phenomenal shadow puppeteer she legitimately believes the San Diego Padres are World Series contenders. Despite what happened in the 2007 playoffs she has forgiven Nate Kaeding because he did win the Pro Bowl for the AFC and that should count for something. She is daughter to Rick and Maria Hoelck.