#8 Mallorie Blanck | Forward
Height: 5-3
Year: Senior
Hometown: Manhattan, Kan.
Previous School: Manhattan
Major: Exercise Science
Honors
2009 Honorable Mention All-GPAC
2011 Second Team All-GPAC
2011 OWH All-Nebraska Team Honorable Mention
2011 Senior
Mallorie played in 11 games with 10 starts for the Bulldogs in her senior season…led the team in goals despite missing the final eight matches of the year…finished with nine goals and one assist for a total of 19 points…led Concordia in goals (9), points (19) and total shots (54)…scored three game-winning goals on the year and earned second team All-GPAC honors...was an honorable mention selection on the Omaha World Herald's All-Nebraska Team.
2010 Junior
Appeared in 17 games with six starts in her junior year for the Bulldogs...Scored eight goals and added one assist for a total of 17 points…Finished second on the team in points (17) and goals (8) and was third in shots (41)…Had a season-high five points with two goals and one assist in Concordia’s 8-1 win over Bethany College on 9-12-10…Totaled a season-high seven shots in Concordia’s opening day 5-1 win over York College on 8-28-10.
2009 Sophomore
Appeared in all 19 games with 13 starts at the forward position for the Bulldogs in 2009…finished the year with eight goals and three assists for a total of 19 points…was second on the team with her eight goals…led the team with 59 shots and 32 shots on goal…scored two game-winning goals…had a hat trick in Concordia’s 3-2 win over Morningside College on 9-19-09…scored a goal and added an assist in Concordia’s 2-0 win over Hastings College on 10-6-09…scored a goal and added two assists in Concordia’s 4-2 win at Briar Cliff on 10-10-09…was an All-Conference honorable mention selection.
High School
She was a four-year letter winner for the Indians ... As a freshaman, she was the leading scorer with 16 goals ... As a sophomore, she was centennial league all-conference second team, all-region first team, all-state second team and leading scorer with 12 goals ... As a junior, she was centennial league all-conference first team, all-region first team, all-state first team and leading scorer with 14 goals ... Was also a three-year letter winner in golf.
Personal
Born Nov. 17 in Manhattan, Kansas ... Daughter of Jim and Brooke Blanck ... Has two younger brothers.
