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As a Sophomore in 2011: Bounced back from the injury that ended her freshman season prematurely to start all 17 matches as a sophomore…took five shots, putting two on frame, from her defensive position…finished second on the team by recording 1,481 minutes…played every minute of 13 matches, including a career–high 108 minutes in the home opener versus San Francisco State (Sept. 9).
 
As a Freshman in 2010: Started the first six matches of her collegiate career before an injury derailed her promising debutante campaign…last match came at Cal State L.A. (Sept. 19)…took three shots.
 
High School: Enjoyed a standout career as a four–year letterwinner for the Highlanders of Royal High School…RHS’ defensive MVP all four seasons and a team captain for two…Marmonte League MVP as a senior in 2010…selected  All–County first team by the Ventura County Star…named All–Area first team by the L.A. Daily News…All–CIF Southern Section Division II first team honors in 2010 when she was the Marmonte League MVP and named Royal High School Female Athlete of the Year…played club soccer for the Eagles Soccer club, leading her side to several titles.
 
Personal: Majoring in liberal studies…career goal is to work with deaf children in an elementary school setting…was an athletic scholar in high school with a 3.67 grade point average…has two sisters; Chelsea and Zoe…older sister Chelsea is a former member of the UC San Diego women’s soccer team…daughter of John and Kimberly Hasenauer.

Getting to Know Madisen Hasenauer...

I chose to play at CSUMB because: I was recruited and loved the campus and the area.
My earliest soccer memory is: Playing pass with my older sister and my dad when I was about three.
If I could play any sport other than soccer, I’d play: Volleyball because I played it a little bit in middle school.
If I were head coach for a day I would: Practice ball skills first, play second and fitness last
In 10 years I will be: A successful teacher for deaf children
Three words that describe me are: Competitive, relaxed, focused
Mountains or ocean: Ocean