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I'm proud to be a Wildcat because: St. Kate's continues to turn young women into amazing human beings throughout experience, classwork, job and volunteer opportunities and much more. Being a wildcat comes with passion and I believe that is something that everyone at St. Kate's contributes to our reputation and mission
What do you enjoy most about being a student-athlete at St. Catherine?
What I enjoy most about being a student-athlete at St. Kate's is the people, the environment, and the community. The athletic department provides us with a joyful, energetic, happy environment that I believe all student-athletes feed off of. We are surrounded by amazing people not only on the field but also in the classroom; having this diversity in the multiple environments on campus is a great aspect of St. Kate's to be a part of.
2016: In her final season with St. Kate's, Boucher played in 19 games and made 14 starts for the Wildcats. She finished tied for sixth on the team in points (7) and was third in assists (5). She also took 16 shots during the season and earned Academic All-MIAC honors.
2015: In 2015, Boucher played and started all 19 games for the Wildcats. She finished tied for fourth on the team in points (6) and was second in assists (4). Boucher was also tied for eighth-most assists in the MIAC (3) in conference games. Her first collegiate goal came in a 2-1 win over Elmhurst on Sept. 26. She also led the team in minutes played and was the Wildcats' representative on the All-Sportsmanship Team.
She also earned Academic All-MIAC honors.
2014: In her first season as a Wildcat, Boucher played and started in 15 games. She recorded two assists including one in the overtime win over Hamline. Boucher also logged the second-most minutes among all Wildcat defenders. Off the field, Boucher earned Academic All-MIAC honors.
Previous College Experience: Before transferring to St. Kate's, Boucher committed to North Dakota State University.
High School: Boucher was a senior captain and all-conference player at Stillwater High School. She also earned the team's biggest impact award.
Personal: Boucher is a dean's list student and volunteers regularly with Gilette Children's Hospital and Meals on Wheels. She chose St. Catherine for the pre-physical therapy program. She is the daughter of Corinne Boucher, Brent Boucher.
