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Career
Over three seasons, Jenna Sievers has become one of Eastern's top threats on the field. She has 12 career points on the strength of five goals and two assists. Her goal in 2014 against Angelo State was second in program history in a Lone Star Conference tournament game.

As a Junior in the 2015 Season
As a junior, Sievers played in 18 games for the Greyhounds with five starts. She scored and had a three-point game for ENMU in a 4-1 win over Texas A&M-International on September 26. Sievers also dished out an assists in a 3-0 victory over University of Texas of the Permian Basin.

As a Sophomore in the 2014 Season
Sievers capped her second season with an All-LSC TOurnament selection. She led a resurgence in the program that season, as Eastern posted nine victories on the heels of a four-win year in 2013. With 10 games played and a pair of starts, Sievers scored goals against Midwestern State and Angelo State.

As a Freshman in the 2013 Season
Sievers made her debut for Eastern on September 6, against Regis University.  She played in 17 games with six starts as a freshman and scored two goals. Sievers wasted little time striking for her first game-winner early in her career, as she found the back of the net 6:49 into the second game of the season, against Western State.

Before ENMU
Prior to enrollment at Eastern, Sievers attended Clovis High School and played for head coach Traci Sievers. A highly decorated player, she garnered all-state laurels and was a four-time all-district player selection. For her efforts, Sievers was chosen as the District Player of the Year. A versatile athlete, she also made all district for the Wildcat basketball team on three occasions and led the team to a 5A state title in 2013. A standout track athlete, Sievers on the state title in the high jump twice. She also was the runner up in both the 100-meter hurdles and high jump, and placed third in the state in the 300-meter hurdles.

Academic
Sievers is majoring in biology with an emphasis in pre-medical sciences at ENMU.