Westminster University Athletics

2013 (Sophomore): Played and started the final 14 games of the season ... finished with 1,320 minutes ... posted a record of 8-3-3 in those 14 starts ... those eight wins are fourth-most for a season in school history ... recorded eight shutouts – tied for second-most in team history ... ranked third in the NAIA and set a school record with a 0.61 goals-against-average ... finished the year with 37 saves and .804 save percentage ... made five saves in season debut at No. 1 Lindsey Wilson (9/14) ... posted three-straight shutouts with three total saves against College of Idaho (9/20), Great Falls (9/22) and William Jessup (9/26) ... made five stops in 1-1 draw at Rocky Mountain (10/6) ... then recorded five saves in tie at Carroll (10/11) ... notched three saves in shutout of Great Falls (10/12) ... went 430:36 minutes without allowing a goal – the second-longest streak in school history – and posted four-straight shutouts from Oct. 20 – Nov. 23 ... had three saves in the shutout of Carroll in conference tournament semifinals (11/8) ... tallied two saves to shutout Rocky Mountain to win the Unaffiliated Conference Tournament championship (11/9) ... made four saves at Westmont in NAIA National Championships ... was named the Frontier Conference Defensive Player of the Week four times ... named honorable mention All-Frontier Conference ... was selected as Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2012 (Freshman): Made two appearances in goal off the bench ... played a total of 43:32 minutes ... allowed one goal with no saves in 34:35 minutes against Great Falls on Sept. 3 ... posted one save without allowing a goal in 9:07 minutes played at Houston-Victoria on Oct. 27.

Before Westminster: Yanke comes to Westminster from Boise, Idaho where she graduated from Bishop Kelly High School. The 5-foot-8 goalkeeper helped Bishop Kelly to back-to-back state championships in 2010 and 2011 while also winning three district championships. She was named first team All-Conference in 2010 and 2011 and also honorable mention in 2009.