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2021-2022: Returns for her fifth season just seven points shy of the UMD 100 career point mark ... was UMD's fourth-leading scorer in 2021-22, recording 20 goals and 15 assists in a career-best season ... cemented herself into NCAA Frozen Four history when the center scored the game-winning goal against Northeastern University in double overtime in the 2022 NCAA Frozen Four semifinal game that sent the Bulldogs soaring into the title game, her fifth game-winning goal of the season ... one of two players to notch a hat trick in the season ... was named to the 2022 NCAA Frozen Four All-Tournament Team, and was also selected to the All-WCHA All-Academic Team.

2020-2021:  Returned to the Bulldogs after missing an entire season to injury and skated in all 19 games...posted four goals and seven assists for 11 points...added a +5 plus/minus rating...had three multiple point games...named a American Hockey Coaches Association 2020-21 Division I Krampade All-American Scholar for a second-consecutive season...earned WCHA Scholar Athlete honors for a third-straight year, as well as a WCHA All-Academic Team nod.

2019-2020:  Missed the entire season due to injury ... named a 2019-20 WCHA Scholar Athlete and 2019-20 WCHA All-Academic Team member for consecutive years ... also earned a spot on the American Hockey Association's 2019-20 Division I Krampada All-American Scholars list.

2018-2019:  Remained one of UMD's biggest offensive threats after scoring 12 goals and adding 11 assists for 23 points in 35 games ... had a team-high 138 shots on goal ... six times had multiple point games, including back-to-back four point performances (2g, 2a) against Ohio State on Jan. 18-19, 2019 ... was twice named the WCHA's Forward of the Week ... had two game-winning goals and two game-winning assists ... named both a 2018-19 WCHA Scholar Athlete and a 2018-19 WCHA All-Academic Team member.

2017-2018:  Led the Bulldogs in scoring as a freshman with a compelling 24 points on a team-high 16 goals and eight assists ... added two power play and two game-winning tallies and assists ... landed on the 2017 Windjammer Classic All-Tournament Team after posting two goals in the tournament ... ranked fifth in the WCHA among all rookies in scoring.

BEFORE UMD:  Selected to USA Hockey's Under-18 National Development Camp in 2016 in St. Cloud, Minn. ... as a senior, helped Eden Prairie to a fourth place finish in the MSHL State Tournament ... guided the Eagles to a MSHLtitle in 2015-16 with a goal and three assists in three games, which also landed her on the All-Tournament Team ... also represented Eden Prairie as a state tournament participant in 2013-14 ... turned in 22 goals and 21 assists for 43 points in 31 skates as a junior, earning her All-State Honorable Mention accolades, as well as Lake Conference honors ... an All-Conference Honorable Mention in 2014-15, and helped the Eagles to a fourth-place finish in the 2013-14 state tournament ... the 2016-17 team captain also excelled in both soccer and lacrosse for Eden Prairie with two second place state tournament finishes in soccer and a state title and second place finish with lacrosse  ... was an All-American, as well as two-time All-State selection in lacrosse, and an All-Conference  selection in soccer. She is a tri-captain for the Eagles in 2016-17.

PERSONAL: Born Naomi Kathryn Rogge on January 2, 1999 in Minneapolis, Minnesota ... daughter of Nick and Lorrie Rogge ... has one older brother (Mitch) and one older sister (Jessie) ... graduated from Eden Prairie High School in 2017 ... is a secondary education major at UMD.