Cara Morawski
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Cara Morawski

Class:
Senior
Hometown:
St. Charles, Ill.
High School:
East
Height:
5-7
Position:
MF

2010: Started in 15 of 20 matches at midfield position...totaled 26 shots, including a season-high four attempts against Youngstown State (10/10)...added an assist against Evansville (10/22)....fired three shots in First Round of Horizon League Tournament against Wright State (10/31)...named one of three team captains.

2009: Saw action in 15 matches at midfield...started the first six matches of the season...converted on one of the Ramblers' four penalty kicks against Butler to help Loyola advance to the League semifinals (11/1)...recorded six shots, including two against Wright State (9/6).

2008: Played in 23 matches with 17 starts...saw action up front, as an outside midfielder and on the back line...finished with seven points from two goals and three assists...netted only goal of the match in 1-0 win at Valparaiso...Loyola was 5-0 in games that she recorded at least one point...also found back of the net in Horizon League quarterfinal win over Youngstown State.

2007: Played in 19 matches with six starts...missed five matches with leg injury...recorded three assists for the season, including setting up Heather Lau's game-winner in 1-0 win over Wright State in Horizon League semifinals...also assisted on only goal in 1-0 win over Butler.

High School: Team captain her junior and senior seasons...four-year varsity starter at St. Charles East...two-time all-sectional and all-area selection...helped high school team to three regional championships...recorded team-best 12 assists her freshman and junior years...finished her career fourth on the school's assists list...four-year academic all-conference pick...Wendy's High School Heisman nominee...played club soccer for Fox Valley Strikers...guided club to Illinois State Cup title in 2002...member of the Illinois state ODP team in 2002 and 2003...recipient of the school's Fleur de Lei award...older sister, Ashley, played soccer at Loyola, graduating in 2010, and scored title-winning goal in Horizon League Championship in 2006.