- Played in 16 of Purdue’s 19 matches, including nine of 11 Big Ten games.
- Started in the 2-1 victory over then-ranked No. 24 Louisville, where she went on to log 38 minutes.
- Averaged 26.56 minutes per game.
- Had two shots on the year: one versus Wisconsin (10/7) and one versus Western Michigan (9/9).
2017 / AS A FRESHMAN AT CONNECTICUT
• Played in 17 of the 19 games, making 16 starts
• Logged 1,529 minutes to rank fourth on the team
• Did not play in the first and final games of the season, but went the distance in 15 straight from Aug. 27 to Oct. 22
• Helped lead Connecticut to shutout wins on the road at Tulsa and Central Connecticut State.
• Also went the distance in five overtime games, highlighted by wins vs. Arkansas and Houston.
• Made her first collegiate start in a road game at Rutgers
HIGH SCHOOL
• Three-year varsity letterwinner for coach Carlos Gomez at Canterbury School of Florida, playing high school varsity while in middle school
• Also played for the Tampa Bay United ECNL club, helping it win the 2015 USYS national championship
• Played primarily club during her high school years
• Tampa Bay United was a USYS national finalist in 2014
• Three-time Florida State Cup champion
• Six-year member of the ODP Region 3 pool and Florida state team from 2012 to 2017
• Also played in Germany for FFC Turbine Potsdam of Junior Bundesliga
• Participated in 2016 Interregional ODP Camp in Boca Raton (Region 3)
• Salutatorian of her graduating class
• AP Scholar and National Honor Society
PERSONAL
• Major: Electrical Engineering
• Full name is Paige Anne Liebel
• Parents are Hartmut Liebel and Laura Testwuide Liebel
• Family also includes older brothers Tony and Robby
• Her father was an All-American tennis player at Notre Dame
• Tony played soccer at the University of San Diego and Robby played football at Penn State
• Speaks German and holds dual citizenship in Germany and the USA
• Was majoring in electrical engineering and German at UConn