Colorado University Athletics
Maddy Krause Bio
Maddy Krause
5-5, Centennial, Colo. (Regis Jesuit/Team 180)
COACH ELLIOTT ON KRAUSE: "Maddy is a defensive
minded player who has great vision on the field. She is a strong
anchor on defense and a great communicator. Maddy has a positive
attitude and is a very unselfish player, making her a great
addition to our team."
HIGH SCHOOL: Krause was a four-year letter-winner
and three-time first-team All-League selection at Regis Jesuit. In
her senior season, Krause took home a conference championship with
the Raiders and was named to the All-State defensive team. In 2012,
the Raiders posted a 14-3 record, while becoming league champions.
In her sophomore season, she led her team in assists and goals,
helping her to an All-State honorable mention selection. Krause
began playing with the Team 180 lacrosse club in 2005, where she
won the Sandstorm Tournament four consecutive years. Krause also
earned letters as a member of the Regis field hockey team and the
2010 state champion swim team.
IN THE CLASSROOM: Krause has an interest in
biology, and hopes to major in education at CU.
PERSONAL: Madison Ann Krause was born on October
7, 1994 to Tom and Tammy Krause. Her parents were both athletes at
Texas Christian University. Her father was a swimmer, and her
mother played soccer. Her uncle, Nick Rudden, played baseball at
Michigan, and her aunt, Casey Rudden, played tennis at the
University of Redlands. Krause enjoys baking, hiking, being
outdoors and listening to John Mayer. She is a Denver Nuggets fan.
She chose CU so she could play in her home state with some of her
closest friends. Krause was teammates with Olympian Missy Franklin
on the Regis Jesuit swim team.