UW Athletic Hall of Fame
Heather Taggart
- Induction:
- 2001
- 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
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