USF Athletics

OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST (CANADA, 2020 TOKYO GAMES (POSTPONED TO 2021)
 - USF's first person to earn an Olympic Gold medal as an athlete

2019:

• Named a Second Team All-American by the United Soccer Coaches, earning honors for the third straight season, becoming USF's first three-time All-American
• Named The American Co-Offensive Player of the Year
• Named The American Offensive Player of the Week a conference single-season record six times (Sept. 9, Sept 16, Oct. 7, Oct. 21, Oct. 28, and Nov. 18)
• Named to the All-Conference First Team for the fourth straight season
• Named the AAC Tournament’s Most Outstanding Offensive Player of the Year
• Named to the United Soccer Coaches All-South Region First Team
• Named United Soccer Coaches National Player of the Week (Sept 10)
• Named TopDrawerSoccer’s National Player of the Week (Sept. 9 and Nov. 18)
• Named to the TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week twice (Sept. 9 and Nov. 18)
• Named to the MAC Hermann Watch List for the second straight season
• Named the Preseason Offensive Player of the Year for the third time
• Named to the Preseason All-Conference Team
• Named to the UTSA All-Tournament Team
• Led USF in goals and points for the fourth straight season
• Started 19 games, appeared in 20
• Tied her single game high of four goals against Rice (Sept. 6)
• Broke the program career hat trick record with four and two on the season
• Broke the program record for single-season goals (25)
• Broke the program record for single season game-winning goals (10)
• Broke the program record for single season points (53)
• Broke the program record for single season shots (113)
• Broke the AAC record for single-season goals (25), goals per game (1.25) and points per game (2.65)
• Broke the AAC all-time records for goals (73), goals per game (0.95), points (169), points per game (2.19), shots (360) and shots per game (4.68)
• Earned a record 15 player of the week titles from the American Athletic Conference, including a record 11 offensive player of the week titles
• Named a finalist for the Senior Class Award
• Named to TopDrawerSoccer Best XI teams
   

• Named a Third Team All-American by the United Soccer Coaches for the second straight season, becoming USF's first two-time All-American
• Named to TopDrawerSoccer DI Best XI second team
• Named The American Offensive Player of the Year
• Named an American Athletic Conference First Team All-Conference unanimous selection
• United Soccer Coaches All-South Region First Team
• NCAA statistical champion in goals per game (1.05)
• NCAA statistical champion in points per game (2.47)
• Broke the USF women’s soccer program record for career goals as a junior with 48, the previous record was 41 set by Siri Nordby who played from 1997-2000
• Broke the program record for season goals at 20
• Broke the program record for points in a season with 47, the record was previously set at 43
• Tied for first in the nation in total goals at 20
• Ranked fifth nationally in shots on goal per game (2.83)
• Recorded one goal and one assist in USF’s historic 5-1 victory over UAlbany in the NCAA preliminary round. 
• Scored the game-winning goal in USF’s first-ever American Athletic Conference regular Season Championship.
• Named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch list. 
• Named the preseason offensive player of the year by the American Athletic Conference for the second straight season
• Unanimous selection for the American Athletic Conference Preseason All-Conference Team
• Ranked sixth on the Top Drawer Soccer Women’s National Top 100
• Ranked No. 8 in the Top Drawer Soccer Top 10 Forwards for 2018
• Named The American Offensive Player of the Week on Aug. 27 and Oct. 22
• Named to the Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week twice (Aug. 28 & Oct. 16)
• Named to The American Honor Roll four times this season (Sept. 3, Oct. 1, Oct. 16, Oct. 29)
• Named the national player of the week by the United Soccer Coaches once (Oct. 16)
• Scored two or more goals in six games
• Recorded her second career hat trick against Florida College on Sept. 21, she totaled four goals in that match

2017:

• Named USF’s women’s soccer’s first-ever All-American, when she was named to the United Soccer Coaches third team
• Named the American Athletic Conference Tournament’s Most Outstanding Offensive Player
• Named to the All-Tournament Team
• Earned All-Conference First Team
• Named to the United Soccer Coaches All-Southeast Region First Team
• Started all 19 games as forward
• Led the Bulls in points (33), goals (12), assists (9) and shots (87)
• Scored six game-winners, the most in a season in program history
• Named American Athletic Conference Preseason Offensive Player of the Year
• Named to the honor roll for three straight weeks, from Oct. 2 – Oct. 23
• Scored the game-winner in the Bulls’ semifinal win over SMU (Nov. 3)
• Netted one of the penalty kicks that led to USF’s first-ever American tournament championship
• Recorded a goal in the Bulls’ victory over FGCU in the first round of the NCAA tournament 

2016: 

• Started all 19 games as a forward
• Finished her freshman year first on the team with a team-leading 16 goals
• Recorded four assists totaling 36 points
• Scored her first career goal against Kentucky (Aug. 25)
• Recorded a hat trick against Jacksonville (Sept. 8)
• Had three game-winning goals
• Went a perfect 2-for-2 on penalty kicks
• Tied the school record for goals in a season
• Named American Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year
• Named first team all-conference
• Selected for the all-rookie team

High School/Club: Played for Garneau High School…National Champion during both 2014 and 2015 seasons…Played for Haute-Saint-Charles club team…MVP and Gold Boot of Quebec for U17 in 2014 (had 23 goals in 14 games)…Gold Boot for U-18 in 2015 (31 goals 18 games)…Won the Quebec Cup and finished first in LSEQ (Soccer Quebec League) with Diables Rouges of Haute-Saint-Charles in U18…Won the bronze medal during the U18 National Championship…Finished with eight goals in five games and won the Gold Boot during the National Championship…Two-time League All-Star (2014 and 2015)…Two-time National Tournament All-Star (2014 and 2015)…National Tournament MVP in 2014…Quebec League MVP in 2015…Canadian CEGEP All-Star and MVP in 2015.

Personal:  Daughter of Chantel and Andre Viens…Has one brother, Nicolas…Intended major is Accounting.