UND freshman goalkeeper Grace Miller has been named to the Top Drawer Soccer Midseason Top 100 Freshman Rankings. TDS grades the 100 most impactful rookies halfway through the Division 1 college soccer season. Ringing in at No. 94, Miller marks a significant milestone, as she is the first freshman in program history to achieve this recognition. 

In a competitive landscape where 60% of the rookies come from Power 4 conferences, Miller stands out as one of only two players to represent the Summit League on the list. Among the top 100 freshmen, she is one of just 11 goalkeepers ranked. 

So far, Miller has started in 13 games, clocking 985 minutes on the field. Her impressive performance includes 59 saves, ranking her 63rd nationally, with a goals-against average of 1.37 and a save percentage of .797.

The Summit League was represented by Grace Miller and Kansas City goalkeeper Maddie Sibbings, who will be going head-to-head this Sunday at 1 p.m. during their conference matchup. 

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