Katie Anderson

Class:
Fifth Year
Position:
M
Height:
5-6
Hometown:
Kennett Square, Pa.
High School:
Unionville

Fifth Year (2022)
• Academic All-Big Ten
• NFHCA All-America second team
• NFHCA All-West Region first team
• All-Big Ten first team
• Named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team
• Started all 20 games at midfield
• Tallied nine points, including two goals and five assists
• Assisted on the first goal in a win against No. 4 Northwestern in the Big Ten Tournament Championship game (Nov. 6)
• Earned a pair of assists in the decisive 3-0 shutout of No. 9 Iowa in the Big Ten Tournament Quarterfinals (Nov. 3)
• Posted an insurance goal via reverse chip at the top of the circle in a 6-0 win against Indiana (Oct. 14)
• Scored the equalizer in a 2-1 loss to No. 5 Louisville (Sept. 11)
• Voted as one of three captains for the 2022 season

Senior (2021)
• NFHCA Collegiate National Academic Team
• Academic All-Big Ten
• NFHCA Division I Senior Team
• NFHCA All-West Region second team
• Started all 21 games at midfield
• Earned a career-high 10 points, tallying two goals and six assists
• Tallied a first-quarter goal vs. #5 Northwestern to in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals (Nov. 4)
• Scored the game-tying goal with 1:01 left in regulation against #25 Miami (Ohio) in the NCAA first round (Nov. 12)
• Assisted on the game-winning goals at Cornell (Sept. 19) and vs. #6 Northwestern in overtime (Oct. 8)
• Earned four of six assists off penalty corners, including two in U-M's 5-3 comeback win at Indiana (Oct. 17)

Junior (2020-21)
• Academic All-Big Ten
• NFHCA All-West Region second team
• Named to the NCAA and Big Ten All-Tournament Teams
• Started at 18 games at midfield
• Scored twice, including the clincher in the sixth shootout round vs. #3 Louisville in the NCAA semifinals (May 7)
• Also converted in U-M's 1-0 shootout win against #10 Rutgers (March 26)
• Posted U-M's first and game-winning goal late in the second quarter against Bucknell in the NCAA quarterfinals (May 2)
• Assisted on a third-quarter insurance goal in U-M's 2-0 win against #4 Iowa in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals (April 22); also posted an assist at #11 Maryland (April 11)
• Tallied the game-tying goal in the first quarter against #4 Northwestern (March 20)
• Scored the first Michigan goal of the 2020-21 season early in the first quarter vs. Indiana in the season opener (March 5)

Sophomore (2019)
• Academic All-Big Ten
• Appeared in 18 games at forward
• Kickstarted U-M's 4-3 comeback win with an early second-half goal at No. 11 St. Joseph’s (Oct. 27)
• Also scored Michigan's first and game-winning goal vs. Ball State (Oct. 13)
• Earned an assist in the NCAA first round at No. 4 Louisville (Nov. 15)

Freshman (2018)
• Appeared in 18 games at forward
• Tallied first collegiate goal on a second-half tip vs. Indiana (Sept. 30)
• Posted assists vs. Central Michigan (Sept. 16) and at #10 Iowa (Oct. 5); helped on Meg Dowthwaite's game-winning goal late in the first half against the Hawkeyes
• Made collegiate debut in the season opener vs. #2 North Carolina at the ACC/Big Ten Challenge (Aug. 25)

Prep
• Graduated from Unionville High School (2018)
• Named to the 2017 Pennsylvania High School Field Hockey Coaches Association (PHSFCA) All State Team
• Two-time Ches-Mont America All League first team selection (2016, '17)
• Daily Local News All Area Field Hockey First Team (2016)
• Selected to play in the 2017 Philafieldhockey Senior All-Star Game
• Twice named a Max Field Hockey Top 50 2018 Player (2016, '17)
• Named to the NFHCA National Academic Squad (2016), PHSFCA All State Senior Academic Team (2017)

Club/Junior Team
• Played with the WC Eagles Indoor Field Hockey (2015-18) and Philly Hockey Club (PHC) Indoor Field Hockey (2012-14) clubs
• WC Eagles Regional/National Club Championships Team (2016-18)
• USA Field Hockey National Futures Championship Stars & Stripes Team (2016)

Personal
• Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts, majoring in psychology
• Born on July 8, 2000
• Daughter of Jim and Amy Anderson
• Has a two brothers, Matt and Jack, and a sister, Emily