Scoring Goals and Serving Others
I am forever thankful for the scholarship donors who have funded my continued growth in both academics and athletics. I have made countless memories in my three years at UND, and a lot of this wouldn’t be possible without their contributions!
Amelia Loeffler, ’26
Hometown
Claremont, California
Area of Study
Biology (Pre-Medicine)
Athletic Program & Position
UND Soccer, Forward
Favorite Area of Campus
My favorite building is the new Hyslop at Memorial Village. I really love the study areas and I always run into people I know when I’m there. It is also close to my class buildings, so it makes for a convenient walk!
Academic Highlight
My favorite part of my academic experience has been meeting so many people who are working toward a similar area of service as I am. I love learning about the professions some of my classmates are pursuing and working together to prepare ourselves for these professions.
Community Involvement
Outside of soccer, I do what I can to make an impact through community service. I think this is a great way of giving back to our community and I’m also making meaningful connections with organizations and people in Grand Forks.
Biggest Athletic Accomplishment
My biggest soccer accomplishment so far is when I scored three goals against Denver in our final game of the 2023 season. It was awesome to see my team step up to that challenge and get a result that reflected our efforts.
Future Goals
After graduation, I plan to continue my education in the anesthesia field in a specialized program and start gaining valuable experience in that area of medicine.
Loeffler finished the 2024 season with 4 goals, the second-highest mark on the team. She will enter her senior season in 2025 with 31 total points, 14 goals, and more than 3,400 minutes of playing time in her UND career.
Pledge Your Loyalty
As the costs to run top collegiate athletics programs continue to escalate, the University of North Dakota Alumni Association & Foundation and UND Athletics are working to secure the future of the programs we know and love.
