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I'm proud to be a Wildcat because: being a Wildcat symbolizes our strength as women. I love that this school is for strong women and I am proud to say I am a part of this elite school. I would not want to call myself anything else. Go Wildcats!
What do you enjoy most about being a student-athlete at St. Catherine?: I love the perople and all the teachers. It's easy to make friends and the teachers always make time to meet with you. The campus is so beautiful and there are always activities going on.
2017: As a junior, Radke played in 13 matches and 44 sets as a setter. She was second on the team in total assists (162) and tallied a season-high 35 in a 3-0 win over UW-Superior.
2016: In her sophomore season with St. Kate's, Radke played in 22 matches an 79 sets, all as a setter. Radke was second on the team in assists (338) and averaged 4.28 assists per set, the second best average of the team. She recorded a career high 35 assist on September 17 in the Wildcats match against Ripon College.
2015: In her first season as a Wildcat, Radke played in 22 matches and was third on the team in assists (227) averaging 4.28 assists per set. In a win over UW-Superior on Oct. 17, Radke had a career-high 26 assists. She also had 20 kills and 13 service aces.
High School: Radke helped Muskego take second in the Wisconsin state tournament and served as a team captain. She also participated with a USA team as a sophomore. Outside of athletics, Radke was on the high honor roll and was a member of National Honors Society. She also volunteered each year at her school's Special Olympics track meet and helped run basketball and volleyball camps.
Personal: Radke chose St. Kate's because she fell in love with the school and like the volleyball coaching staff. It felt like home for her. She plans to major chemistry. Radke is the daughter of John and Cheryl Radke.
