2019: PHI BETA KAPPA HONOR SOCIETY… IWLCA ALL-STAR GAME SELECTION… MPSF ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM… MPSF PLAYER OF THE YEAR… ALL-MPSF SELECTION… MPSF OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK (March 18, April 15)… Started 15 of the team’s 17 matches… Led the team — and the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation — in goals with 48, while standing second on the team with 51 points… Led the team with 101 shot attempts and 70 shots on goal, while causing a team-high 19 turnovers… Finished No. 27 in the NCAA in goals per game (3.2), No. 35 in shots per game (6.73), No. 49 in shots on goal per game (4.67), and No. 69 in goals overall… Scored multiple goals in 12 of her 15 appearances… Finished with a season-high seven goals in a win over Radford (March 16) and added six more against San Diego State on April 13… Her seven points against Radford were a season high… Finished with double-digit shot attempts three times, including a season-high 11 against Radford — nine of those on goal — and 10 more against both Oregon (March 2) and San Diego State (April 13)… Her six ground balls in the first meeting with the Aztecs were a season high.
2018: MOUNTAIN PACIFIC SPORTS FEDERATION PLAYER OF THE YEAR... Led team in goals (38), points (41) and caused turnovers (23) for second straight season... Paced MPSF in both goals and CTs per game... Shot .559 overall (38-for-68), good for 2nd in conference and 15th nationally... Added 28 ground balls and 12 draw controls... Started all 14 games... Performed seven hat tricks (19 career), including five-goal games vs. California (2/9) and William & Mary (3/31)... Notched 4 CTs at Fresno State (4/11), plus 3 steals on four other occasions... Earned MPSF Offensive Player of the Week (2/26) and Defensive Player of the Week (4/2)... Offensive POW came after 4 goals, 5 DCs, 3 CTs vs. Harvard... Defensive award honored spring break road trip: combined 8 GBs and 6 steals in games vs. Radford (3/26), JMU (2/28) and W&M (3/31)... Earned MPSF All-Academic.
2017: ALL-MOUNTAIN PACIFIC SPORTS FEDERATION FIRST TEAM... Led Aggies in goals (42), total points (53), ground balls (52) and caused turnovers (51), shattering McMahon's previous record of 37 in that last category... Ranked 2nd nationally with 3.4 CTs per game... Also had 11 assists and finished 2nd on team with 48 draw controls... Suffered an injury late in mid-April, missing the Cal and Oregon games and seeing relative sparse action against San Diego State and USC... Won MPSF Defensive Player of the Week honors on 4/3 and 4/10... Had 7 hat tricks although scored exactly 3 goals in just one game (UMBC, 3/28)... Netted double hat trick vs. Columbia (3/16), plus 5-goal game vs. Presbyterian (3/1)... Enjoyed 4-goal performances vs. LIU Brooklyn (2/12), Quinnipiac (3/12) and Fresno State (4/8)... Nabbed at least 2 CTs in each of first 13 games, including season-best 8 at Mount St. Mary's (3/30)... Totaled season-high 6 GBs twice: LIU (2/12) and Drexel (4/2)... Won at least 6 DCs four times, with season-best 7 vs. Quinnipiac (3/12)... Made MPSF All-Academic rolls.
2016: ALL-MOUNTAIN PACIFIC SPORTS FEDERATION SECOND TEAM... One of two freshmen (along with Shannon Cross) to start all 15 games... First UC Davis freshman to earn all-conference honors since Mary Doyle similarly made the second team in 2013... Led Aggies with 19 caused turnovers and finished 2nd on team in goals (23) and total points (26)... Added 29 ground balls and 15 draw controls... Had two 4-goal games: Saint Mary's (3/13) and Denver (4/3), the second of which earned MPSF Rookie of the Week honors... Also had 5 GBs, 2 DCs and 2 steals in pivotal win over the Pioneers... Had three other hat tricks for five total, including key conference victory over San Diego State (4/22)
SAN RAMON VALLEY HS '15: US Lacrosse prep NorCal
All-American as a senior midfielder... Twice made All-East Bay Athletic League rolls, helping team to 18-2 record and co-championship in final season... Scored 83 goals with 27 assists, 133 ground balls and 118 draw controls in two years... Two-time team MVP... Also named MVP at 2015 Pacific Highlight tournament.
PERSONAL: Born in Alamo, Calif.... Majoring in neurobiology, physiology & behavior, aspiring for a career in medicine... Parents are Robert & Marina Cuenin
... Rob played football for UC Davis in the mid-1980s
... Older brother, Kyle (23), attends UCLA... Name is pronounced "KYOO-nin
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