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NCAA Stats Page
Career Single Game Bests
| Category |
Total |
Date |
Opponent |
| Goals |
2 |
10/6/18 |
vs. Concordia |
| Assists |
1 |
10/18/18 |
4 times |
| Points |
4 |
10/6/18 |
vs. Concordia |
| Shots |
8 |
10/6/18 |
vs. Concordia |
| Shots on Goal |
5 |
10/6/18 |
vs. Concordia |
| Minutes |
106 |
10/4/18 |
vs. Western Washington |
| Corner Kicks |
0 |
-- |
-- |
*Date of last occurrence if multiple
Multi-Goal Games
| Date |
Opponent |
Goals |
Result |
| 10-6-18 |
Concordia |
2 |
W, 2-0 |
*1 Total: Red-2018 (Senior, 1)
Awards
| All-Great Northwest Athletic Conference |
Season |
| Second Team |
2018 (Senior) |
| Academic All-GNAC |
2018 (Senior) |
2018: Second team all-GNAC forward…put together best collegiate season as a senior…led team in scoring with seven goals and three assists for 17 total points…ranked eighth in the GNAC in scoring with 17 points and seventh in total goals with seven…notched first-career multi-goal game with both scores in a 2-0 win over Concordia on Oct. 6…took a season-high eight shots and had five on target in the match…led team with 48 total shots and 23 shots on goal…scored a pair of game-winning goals…played in 18 matches and started 17…racked up 1,288 minutes and averaged 71.6 per game…played a season-high 106 minutes on Oct. 4 against Western Washington…took one corner kick…averaged 2.67 shots per game and 0.94 points per game…academic all-conference selection…in two seasons with the ‘Jackets played in 36 games with 27 starts, and totaled eight goals and four assists for 20 points in 1,971 minutes played.
2017: Played in 18 matches and started 10 in first year as a Yellowjacket…scored first career MSUB goal against the University of Mary on Sept. 14…added one assist…played 683 minutes as a forward…took eight shots and placed two of them on target…played a season-high 90 minutes on Sept. 8 against Cal Poly Pomona.
Fort Lewis College: In 19 games played during the 2016 season, scored a pair of goals and added three assists in 1,088 total minutes on the pitch…earned 15 starts as a true freshman, and placed 12 of 27 shots on target for a percentage of 44.4…was also one of the Skyhawks' primary set piece takers, handling 17 corner kicks.
Big Sky High School: As a forward during his time at Big Sky HS, earned four varsity letters and was a two-time all-state selection.
Coach Balog on Kowachek: "Dana is a Montana player who has played consistently at a high NCAA DII level at Fort Lewis College already. We are looking at Dana to come in and bring a competitive edge and experience to our program. I am glad we were able to bring back one of Montana's most talented players, and I'm sure Dana's creativity and speed will help us."
