Gwen Bieck

Position:
Defender
Height:
5-8
Class:
Senior
High School:
Cedarcrest HS
Hometown:
Duvall, Wash.

OREGON STATE

SENIOR (2015): Started all 19 games, playing at least 84 minutes in every match … Pac-12 Academic Honorable Mention … Scored her only goal of the season at Colorado on Oct. 4 … Recorded a total of 13 shots on the year, including three against the Buffaloes … Played 110 minutes on four occasions … Took two shots against Oregon (11/6).

JUNIOR (2014): Earned Pac-12 Academic Honorable Mention … Started all 18 games she played … Recorded six shot, one of which was on goal while playing most of the season at centerback … Played 90 or more minutes in 17 of her 18 appearances … Placed a shot on target against Utah on Oct. 12.

SOPHOMORE (2013)
Played and started all 20 matches in her second year as a Beaver … Recorded 1,720 minutes on the field … Took two shots as a centerback … Named Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention.

FRESHMAN (2012)
Played in 19 of team's 20 matches, starting16 ... Logged a total of 1561 minutes on the pitch during her first season in Corvallis ... Took four shots and earned two points ... Scored first career goal at Stanford on Sept. 27.

CEDARCREST HS
Was a varsity starter for head coach Hatch Evens during her freshman and sophomore seasons ...Sat out junior season due to ankle injury ... Led her team to 16-2 mark during her senior year.

CLUB
Was a member of Crossfire Premier G93 A, which won the Washington State Championship in 2010 and 2011 ... Coached by Arby Busey.

PERSONAL
Daughter of Stacy and Jeff Bieck ... Has two siblings, a brother named Jeffrey and a sister named Madolyn ... Born in Albuquerque, N.M ... Favorite athlete is Amy Wambach ... Major is undecided... Chose Oregon State because "When I went on my visit, I could picture myself there. OSU has a beautiful campus and knowing that I can get a great education and do what I love at the same time is unbelievable."