Heather Taggart

enrolled at Wisconsin from Omaha, Nebraska
Women's Collegiate Freshman Soccer Player of the Year by Soccer America Magazine, 1988
U.S. Olympic Sports Festival Participant, 1989
Associated Press First Team All-American, 1990-1991
led Wisconsin to four consecutive NCAA Tournaments, including a second place finish in 1991
Adidas/Missouri Athletic Club Collegiate Goalkeeper of the Year, 1991
NCAA Top Six Award, honoring student athletes for academic and athletic achievements, 1991
Badger Co-Captain and Most Valuable Player, 1991
held national and Wisconsin soccer records, 1988-1991, for most career shutouts with 52 1/2
UW-Madison record holder, 1988-1991, for fewest career goals allowed, 37; and most saves, 310
finalist for the 1991 Hermann Trophy given to the best women's collegiate soccer player
two time NCAA All-Tournament Team, 1988 and 1991
Hanes/NCAA Woman of the Year nominee, 1991
U.S. Women's Amateur National Team, 1991 and 1992
Big Ten Medal of Honor and NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Recipient; first team GTE/CoSida National and District v Academic All-American, 1992
runner-up as the Big Ten Female Athlete of the Year; Badger's Female Athlete of the Year; Big Ten/Suzy Favor Athlete of the Year; and UW-Madison Player of the Decade, 1992
Chancellor's Scholar, Golden Key National Honor Society, three time All-Big Ten Academic Team and five time Dean's List