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I'm proud to be a Wildcat because: it allows me great opportunities to grow as a student and an athlete. 

What do you enjoy most about being a student-athlete at St. Catherine?: I love how supportive the staff and professors are. I also enjoy spending time with teammates and traveling with them.

2017: Knoll was named All-MIAC in both singles and doubles play for the first time in her career after having received All-Conference honors for her singles play the past two years. During 2017, St. Kate's lone senior compiled a dual match record of 22-19, with a 13-8 record in singles play and a 9-11 record in doubles play. As the Wildcats No. 1 singles player, Knoll was key to St. Kate's success both in nonconference and MIAC play, as her record of 6-4 against conference opponents helped the Wildcats clinch the No. 5 seed in the conference tournament. Her overall record of 13-8 is also the best singles record of her career and helped her break through St. Kate's top-10 list for career singles record. Knoll's career record of 47-29 is the sixth best career singles record in program history.Knoll also received All-MIAC honors in doubles for the first time in her career. As a member of St. Kate's No. 1 doubles team, Knoll posted an overall record of 9-11 and went 5-6 in MIAC play, counting the playoff loss.

2016: Knoll was named All-MIAC in singles play for the second consecutive year after another strong year for St. Kate's. As the Wildcats No. 2 singles player, Knoll finished the season with an 11-7 record in singles play for the second consecutive season. Her career singles record of 34-21 just missed making the top-10 list by one match and is currently No. 11 in program history.

2015: As a sophomore, Knoll earned All-MIAC honors for singles after going 8-2 at the No. 4 and 5 positions. In MIAC doubles, Knoll finished the year 6-4 at the No. 2 and 3 spots. She finished 2015 with an 11-7 overall record in singles and 10-8 in doubles play to help the Wildcats to a fifth-straight MIAC postseason appearance. Knoll also earned Academic All-MIAC honors and was the Wildcats' representative on the MIAC All-Sportsmanship team.

2014: In her first season as a Wildcat, Knoll went 6-3 in MIAC singles matches at the No. 5 and 6 positions. She also was 7-3 in MIAC doubles play. Overall, she collected 12 singles and 13 doubles wins. Knoll was the Wildcat representative on the MIAC All-Sportsmanship team. 

High School: Knoll was four-time all-conference for tennis at Waseca and a four-year state participant with her team. She also made two state appearances as an individual. Knoll was a three-year captain for the hockey team and three-times all-conference. Outside of athletics, Knoll was an honor roll student. 

Personal: Knoll is a exercise and sport science, pre-phsyical therapy major and dean's list student She chose to attend St. Kate's for its well known academic and athletics programs. Knoll is also a member of the Wildcat Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (WSAAC). She is the daughter of Doug and Mary Knoll.