Jenny Strachota DSHA ‘98

Basketball: 3 year varsity player 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98

1995-96 – DSHA ended Pius XI undefeated winning streak of 165 games and beat them twice this season, WISAA Regional Champions, WISAA State Champions

1996-97 – WISAA Regional Champions, WISAA State Runner-Up, Metro Conference Second Team All-Conference, WISAA State Tournament D1 All-Tournament Team

1997-98 – Greater Metro Conference Champions, WISAA Regional Champions, WISAA State Tournament Appearance, Second Team All-Conference, Third Leading Scorer on the Team (235 points), Led Team in Assists (95), Second on the Team in Steals (34), Third on the Team in Free Throw Percentage (71% - 91/128), Captain, Scholar Athlete.

 

Soccer: 4 year varsity player 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98

1994-95 – WISAA Regional Champions, WISAA State Runner-Up

1995-96 – WISAA Regional Champion, WISAA State Tournament Appearance, First Team All-Conference, Team Second Leading Scorer, Laura Moynihan All-Tournament Team

1996-97 – WISAA Regional Champions, WISAA State Tournament Appearance, First Team All-Conference, First Team All-State, Honorable Mention All-Area

1997-98 – WISAA Regional Champions, WISAA State Runner-Up, Greater Metro Conference Champions, Ranked #1 in the State and Ranked Nationally During the Season, First Team All-Conference, Greater Metro Conference Player of the Year, First Team All-Area, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Area Player of the Year, Wisconsin High School Player of the Year, All-State, Captain, Scholar-Athlete

 

1997-98 DSHA Coaches’ Award, Holds the 1998 basketball career season record for assists at 95, Holds the All-Time record at #7 for made free throws in program history at 178-258. 1998 NSCAA High School All-American, Invited to play in the Masonic All-Star High School Soccer Game, Wisconsin Olympic Development Program player, 1998 Regional Olympic Development Program player

 

Played Division I Soccer at Marquette University 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01 and 2001-02. Four year letter-winner, 1998 season only freshman to play in all 22 games and started in 3, Conference USA Tournament Runner-Up, Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll. 1999 season played in 20 games and started in 5, Conference USA Tournament Champions, First Trip to NCAA Tournament in Program History, Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll. 2000 season played in 20 games and started in 13, Conference USA Champions, Conference USA Tournament Champions, Second Trip to the NCAA Tournament, Ranked as high as #21 in the Country, Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.  2001 season played and started in all 22 games, Captain of the team, Third on the team in total points scored – 5 goals and 2 assists, Conference USA Regular Season Runner-Up, Conference USA Tournament Runner-Up, Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.

 

Inducted: 2020