Colorado University Athletics
Mikaela Kraus
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5-6, San Diego, Calif. (Cathedral Catholic)
Club: San Diego Surf
HIGH
SCHOOL: Kraus was a four-year
letter-winner at Cathedral Catholic. Her freshman season she was
named to the San Diego Hall of Champions Student Athlete Leadership
Program. She scored her first goal as a sophomore and earned the
Coaches Varsity Award. Kraus scored two goals and contributed three
assists as the Dons went 18-7-5 her junior season. That year she
earned first-team Western League and second-team All-CIF and
All-North County honors. She was also named to the Union Tribune
All-Academic Team and was a CCHS Scholar Athlete. She continues to
grow as a player in her ongoing senior season, scoring six goals
and helping the team to a 13-2-3 record. The Dons took home the
2012 CIF Championship, while her San Diego Surf club has also
excelled. The club won the Surf College Cup in 2011 and was
victorious in back-to-back Surf Thanksgiving Cups ('09 and '10) and
won three straight Surf Cups (2008-10). Kraus and the Surf were
also Cal South National Cup semi-finalists in 2009 and
'10.
IN THE CLASSROOM: Kraus is interested in sociology and applied physiology.
PERSONAL: Mikaela Jayne Kraus was born on Oct. 11, 1995 to David and Jennifer Kraus. Her sister, Kendall, plays soccer at Dartmouth. Kraus hopes to work in sports law after graduation. She is of Puerto Rican descent. She enjoys scuba diving, skiing and making homemade ravioli. She volunteers for multiple causes each year. She chose CU because she believes it is the perfect combination of academic and athletic opportunities.
IN THE CLASSROOM: Kraus is interested in sociology and applied physiology.
PERSONAL: Mikaela Jayne Kraus was born on Oct. 11, 1995 to David and Jennifer Kraus. Her sister, Kendall, plays soccer at Dartmouth. Kraus hopes to work in sports law after graduation. She is of Puerto Rican descent. She enjoys scuba diving, skiing and making homemade ravioli. She volunteers for multiple causes each year. She chose CU because she believes it is the perfect combination of academic and athletic opportunities.