Wisconsin Badgers

Honors: 2016 Big Ten All-Freshman Team
CoSIDA Academic All-American

2019: Leibold played in 14 games and started in 13 this season for the Badgers...tied for second on the team in most points...recorded first goal of the year against UAB in a 2-1 non-conference win (9/2)...recorded second goal of the season against Big Ten opponent Michigan (10/25)...tallied nine shots on goal for the season...served as a team captain

2018: Served as an indispensable part of the Wisconsin midfield and starting lineup…started in all 18 matches on the season…scored his first goal of the season in a 2-0 win over Hartford (8/27)…recorded his first assist of the season against perennial powerhouse Indiana (9/16)…had a monster performance in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal, tallying a goal and two assists against Rutgers (11/4)…finished with two goals and three assists on the season, both season highs for him as a Badger…played in all 1743 minutes of the season

2017: The cog that keeps the Badger wheel turning ... started in all 22 contests for UW, constantly showcasing why the box score isn't the only determinant of talent ... notched a single goal on the season at a crucial time against Maryland (11/5) in the quarterfinal game of the Big Ten tournament ... earned an assist and put on 16 shots for the Cardinal and White ... documented a team-high 1988 minutes 

2016: Started all 19 games … vital part of the Badger midfield … notched two assists on the season -- his first career assist against Michigan State (10/9) and second against the No. 1 Terps (11/13) … recorded 10 shots and two shots on net … named to the All-Big Ten Freshman Team

Prep: Leibold hails from Wiesbaden, Germany, and joins the Badgers having most recently played for the renowned Mainz Academy. Club team experience for Leibold includes SV Wehen Wiesbaden, FSV Mainz, and Development Academy Wiesbaden. In 2015, Leibold and SV Wehen won the International Tournament and were all-state Hessen Cup winners in 2015. Leibold helped FSV Mainz capture the Sparkasse Lemgo Cup in 2014. He was an all-state honoree during his time with the U-19 SV Wehen squad. While playing for the FSV Mainz U-18 squad, Leibold was an all-state selection and his team became a regional cup winner. Leibold attended Elly-Heuss School in Wiesbaden, Germany.

Head Coach John Trask: "Noah is transferring from a German university and will bring a great deal of quality to our midfield. He is a very experienced midfielder who played for the famed Mainz Academy. Noah chose Wisconsin to pursue his dream of obtaining a degree from a prestigious American university. He can make plays both offensively and defensively and has the fiber we look for to represent the Wisconsin soccer program. I'm looking forward to integrating Noah into the team and know that he will have a tremendous career in the Big Ten Conference."

Associate Head Coach Keith Tiemeyer: "Noah will be counted on to bring maturity to the team this fall. As a transfer student, he is a bit older than most incoming players, and as a player he has an excellent background coming from the Mainz Academy. His positioning in the center of midfield and his passing ability will be the main traits that we will integrate into the team."

Shots	4 vs. Hartford (Sept. 27, 2018)
Shots on Goal	2 vs. Hartford (Sept. 27, 2018)
Goals	1 (3x) | MR vs. Rutgers (Nov. 4, 2018)
Assists	2  vs. Rutgers (Nov. 4, 2018)
Points	4 vs. Rutgers (Nov. 4, 2018)
Point streak	1 game (7x) | MR vs. Rutgers (Nov. 4, 2018)
Multi-point games	3 | MR 4 pts. MR vs. Rutgers (Nov. 4, 2018)