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• Was one of just two Cougars to play in and start all 14 Canada West matches
• Collected a team-leading five goals during the conference schedule
• Scored a brace in a 3-3 road draw at Saskatchewan (Sept. 2)
• Also started both of the team's postseason games and had five shots on net in the playoffs

• Named an Academic All-Canadian for the fourth time in four years at the U of R
• Played in seven Canada West matches, starting four and recording 428 minutes on the field
• Scored one goal and contributed three assists
• Also played in all 90 minutes of the Canada West quarterfinal game at UBC

• Season cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
• Earned Academic All-Canadian recognition

• Named an Academic All-Canadian
• Played in 13 of the team's 14 Canada West games and had 12 starts
• Scored on a penalty kick in the team's 3-2 win at Mount Royal (Oct. 5)
• For the second straight year, had 19 shot attempts and 10 shots on goal in Canada West play
• Also played all 120 minutes in the Canada West play-in game against Victoria

• Earned Academic All-Canadian status
• Played in and started 10 Canada West games in her first season with the Cougars
• Scored her first goal as a Cougar against UBC (Oct. 14)
• Had 19 shot attempts in a total of 900 minutes played during the conference schedule
• Also started the team's postseason match at MacEwan (Oct. 26) and played all 90 minutes

• Had a goal and an assist in 10 matches played with Trinity Western in 2016
• Attended St. Joseph High School in Saskatoon

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Introducing Taylor Bubnick! She's a third-year midfielder from Saskatoon. #KnowYourCougs #WeAreUofR High school: St. Joseph High School Previous clubs: Trinity Western University, Swansea City Ladies FC, HPDC-SK Favourite food: Spaghetti and meatballs Area of study: Dual undergraduate degree in kinesiology and secondary education After I obtain my degree, I plan to: Continue my education by going into physiotherapy, teaching in a high school, or entering med school to become a pediatrician. What I do in my free time: I enjoy spending time with my family, going for a run, going to the field to work on different aspects of my game, taking my dogs for a walk, making food, and going camping. Why I'm a Cougar: It is a privilege to be a part of the U of R Soccer program. I decided to come to the U of R to pursue both my academic and athletic goals because it had features that other Universities didn’t offer such as the Academic All-Canadian opportunity and access to our field and training equipment whenever desired. These are two aspects that provide an environment that encourages both academic and athletic excellence. The core values of the program such as being accountable, fostering a respectful environment, providing healthy competition in training, and ultimately conducting ourselves in a manner that reflects the concept of being a total athlete are all reasons why I am part of the Cougar family and all influenced my decision to be a part of women’s soccer program. The support from coaches, teammates, trainers, athletic therapists, and academic advisors is excellent and is exactly the type of support you need when balancing academics and athletics. I'm proud to be a U of R student-athlete because: I am proud to be a Cougar student athlete because I believe in always striving to be become better and to improve and this is integral in both the classroom and on the field. It is impossible to achieve success in one if you are struggling with the other and this balance becomes essential especially during our intense seasons. I believe in using athletics to give back to the community through various ways and the University always finds a way to do this whether

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