Eastern Kentucky University Athletics

2013 (Sophomore): Started 16 games in the net for the Colonels, recording three shutouts on the year … blanked Xavier in scoreless draw on Sept. 6 and shut out a pair of conference foes in Eastern Illinois (Oct. 6) and Murray State (Oct. 18) … recorded a season-best 10 saves in a win over Austin Peay on Oct. 20 … made a team-high 76 stops on the year.

2012 (Freshman): Emerged as EKU’s primary goalkeeper during her freshman campaign, starting 17 games in the net while notching four shutouts and allowing only 1.17 goals-per-game … recorded 74 saves in her first season as a Colonel … three of her four shutouts came during OVC play, including blanking SIUE in the OVC Tournament before the Cougars won on penalty kicks … was named the OVC Goalkeeper of the Week on Aug. 21 after blanking Robert Morris in her first collegiate game before allowing only one goal in a win over UNC Asheville two days later … recorded a season-high nine saves versus Austin Peay on Oct. 28.

High School and/or Club Experience: Compiled a record of 57-11-9 as a four-year starter at Ursuline Academy ... as a senior in 2011, Wolfer, who recorded 13 shutouts and allowed only 10 goals, was named first team All-GGCL while leading Ursuline Academy to a GGCL Championship and a trip to the region finals ... played club soccer with the Cincinnati United Premiere, with whom she reached the Ohio State Cup Quarterfinals in 2009 ... also played on the ODP regional team and was a state team alternate from 2008-09.

Personal: Born Feb. 23, 1994 ... majoring in nursing.


Get to Know Erika Wolfer ...

Her best non-soccer Olympic sport would be: Gymnastics

Her favorite place to eat in Richmond: McAllisters

Her favorite song, currently: “Makin' This Boy Go Crazy"

Her favorite social media forum: Facebook

One place in America she would like to road trip to: Norris Lake, because it’s really pretty and close

Her favorite non-sport outdoor activity: Snowboarding

Items on her bucket list: Go surfing and watch the Winter Olympics in person

Her professional goals: Become a nurse