University of West Alabama

I'm proud to be a Wildcat because: I am not average. Being a Wildcat has taught me to push the envelop in every aspect of my life. 

What do you enjoy most about being a St. Catherine student-athlete?: I am can stand out. I am not just another face in the crowd. This gives more opportunity for networking and references with professors and acceling with school into my career. It all starts with the hard work of being a student-athlete. 

2014: The 2014 season will be Bukowski's final season as a Wildcat.

2013: Bukowski played in 18 games in 2013. She shared the team lead for goals with seven and was second on the team in points (16). She ranked 15th in the MIAC in points and 12th in goals. Bukowski also earned Academic All-MIAC honors.

2012: Bukowski played in all 17 games for the Wildcats and scored a goal in the team's 7-1 season-opening win over UW-Superior. 

2011:  Bukowski played and started in 13 total games and had three shots on goal.

High School:  Bukowski played soccer, basketball, and track & field at Two Harbors High School and was captain of all three sports.  She was all-area in both soccer and basketball.  Bukowski earned five varsity letters in soccer and four in track and basketball. She was involved with the Rotary Club, Enviro Club, National Honor Society, and band in high school.

Personal: Bukowski came to St. Kate's after falling in love with the campus and soccer team.  She is an exercise and sport science major, dean's list student and member of the EXSS club. Bukowski has also been an active member and past president of WSAAC. She is the daughter or Roger Bukowski and Crystal Emerson.