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BULLDOG CAREER
2020: Season canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic.
2019: Saw action in 14 games over the year, matching her previous season, missing two weeks after being injured early in the season... almost matched the past two seasons combined minutes, finishing the season with 738 minutes on the year despite missing some time due to the injury... started in eight games on the year, doubling the past two seasons combined... finished the year with a career high three shots on the year and having one be on goal (.333 SOG)... was named to the NSIC All-Academic team.
2018: A rotational back row defender that saw 14 games of action • suited up in 12 straight games before sitting out the final two games • logged 480 minutes from her defensive wing spot • made one start (North Dakota, Sept. 5) • played a season high 83 minutes in the scoreless tie versus Concordia-St. Paul • didn't log any points in her second season but registered both of her shots on goal, tying a career high • only Bulldog to record a perfect shooting percentage on goal • selected to the NSIC All-Academic Team.
2017: Made only 12 appearances in her first year as a Bulldog but she gathered three starts in the last five games played • registered her first career point in her first collegiate start versus Sioux Falls on Oct. 15 • averaged 39 minutes of playing time for a total of 468 minutes logged • UMD was 7-1-4 when she took the pitch • able to post two shots, one on net, in her defensive back wing position.

BEFORE UMD A 2017 graduate of Rosemount High School • started four seasons under head coach Gretchen Stramel • captained the Irish for the last two years placing second in the state tournament • accumulated All-State first team nods in 2016, All-South Suburban Conference honors from 2014-16 and named to the all-state academic teams the last three seasons • named Rookie of the Year for Rosemount H.S. then was awarded “Ms. Defense” citations in three consecutive years • also served on the track team • was a member of the Dakota Rev Soccer Club, winning three Minnesota State Cups.

PERSONAL Born Jenna Leigh Eichten on Sept. 4, 1998 in Rosemount, Minn. • daughter of Brent and Monica Eichten • has one older brother, Zack, and one younger sister Alyssa • planning to major in exercise science at UMD.