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15 Molly Buynak  
Molly Buynak

Class:
Senior

Hometown:
Strongsville, Ohio

High School:
Strongsville

Height:
5-10

Position:
Defender


04/23/2012

IU Athletics Honors Student-Athletes at Spirit of Indiana Showcase

Matt Powless and Mary Chaudoin were honored as the 2012 Directors Award winners.

12/07/2011

90 Hoosiers Honored as 2011 Fall Academic All-Big Ten Selections

2011 (Junior)
Appeared in 15 games and was in the starting lineup 14 times as a member of the defensive backfield ... credited with two shots on the season ... was instrumental on the defensive end of the team's three shutouts during the season ... also held high-scoring Nebraska forward Morgan Marlborough to just one shot on goal as the Hoosiers went on to claim a 2-1 victory over the Huskers ... named Academic All-Big Ten.

2010 (Sophomore)
Did not play due to injury

2009 (Freshman)
Did not play

Prep/Personal
Joins the Hoosiers after playing two years and earning three letters for Jon Felton at Strongsville ... started at right back in both her sophomore and junior years before an injury kept her out for the 2008 season ... led her team to a state runner-up finish as a junior ... earned Northeast Ohio Conference Valley Division Honorable Mention and was named academic all-conference ... also earned academic all-conference recognition in her senior year ... Strongsville won a Region 2 championship and the Brunswick District in her time on the squad ... played her club soccer for the Cleveland Internationals, where she was named to the Ohio North State Team in 2006 and the Super Y League Regional Team and the Super Y League National Camp in 2004 ... team was a regional semifinalist in 2004 and took home the Super Y League National Championship in 2007 ... also was a standout swimmer, earning four letters and qualifying for states four times ... was a junior national qualifier in swimming in 2006 ... parents are Thomas and Joan Buynak ... has one brother, Andrew, and a sister, Amelia ... intends to be an exploratory major... born on March 6, 1991.

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