Wagner College Athletics

The Seahawks’ leading returning scorer, Olivia Streilein will serve as co-captain of the 2017 Seahawks along with senior defender Amanda Rey. Streilein enters her senior season having scored 106 career points on 70 goals and 36 assists … The 36 assists rank No. 10 on the Wagner all-time career list … 70 goals have come on 175 shots for a career shooting percentage of .731 Has 40 career groundballs, 22 caused turnovers and 17 draw controls.

2016: Third on the team in points with 32 which came on 18 goals and 14 assists for the 2016 NEC Champions …. 18 goals came on 40 shots which computes to a .800 shooting percentage which was second on the team … 18 goals ranked sixth on the team … 14 assists ranked second .. Recorded three hat tricks on the season – vs. Columbia (3/30), Mount St. Mary’s (4/23), and Bryant (5/8).

2015: Saw action in all 19 games for the Seahawks making 15 starts … Finished second on the team in points with 41 … Registered 30 goals and 11 assists on the year … Collected 10 ground balls, caused six turnovers, and recorded three draw controls … Her 30 goals ranked fourth on the team … Averaged 2.16 points per game … Posted hat tricks in contests vs. Saint Joseph’s (3/02), LIU Brooklyn (4/17), and Mount St. Mary’s (5/01).

2014: Saw Action in all 18 games while starting 17 … NEC All-Rookie Team Honors … NEC Player of the Week (4/21) … Fourth on the team in points with 34 … Fifth on the team in ground balls with 28 … Scored 22 goals including a career high five goal outburst vs. Mount St. Mary’s (4/18) … The freshman proved to be cool in crunch time delivering the game winning goal vs. Sacred Heart (4/13) to give the Green & White a 10-9 victory … Recorded at least three points on five different occasions including her first career hat trick vs. Central Connecticut State (4/06) … Registered 20 ground balls, 12 assists, 11 caused turnovers, and 10 draw controls.

Personal/Bio: Led her team to the NJSIAA tournament semifinals in 2013 while serving as team captain her senior year … Tallied 43 goals and 15 assists for the Indians in her final season … Named Second-Team All-Olympic American Division her sophomore year.