Hall of Fame
Kyrie Jorgenson was a four-time Women's Soccer All-UMAC First Team selection which included three seasons during the NCAA Division III era of the UMAC. During that time, Jorgenson helped Northwestern earn the conference’s first AQ to the NCAA tournament in 2010 after finishing second in goals in conference games. Jorgenson finished her career as Northwestern’s leader in goals (61), points (146) and game-winning goals (17). A Kinesiology major with minors in Bible and Coaching, Kyrie was deeply involved in various campus activities, including soccer, Campus Outreach, Bible studies, and intramural sports. Her Northwestern experience profoundly impacted her, helping her grow closer to the Lord and navigate both triumphs and challenges with resilience and faith.
Currently, Kyrie serves as a paraprofessional, substitute teacher, and high school girls’ soccer coach, roles in which she strives to be a guiding light for disadvantaged students. With over a decade of service in education, she has earned her substitute license and remains dedicated to supporting teachers and students alike. Active in Prairie Lakes Church, Kyrie contributes to high school youth groups, Sunday school, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) women’s Bible study, while also leading soccer teams to Fields of Faith events. Her faith journey continues to be one of trust and strength, as she seeks to initiate an FCA huddle group at her high school and remains guided by God’s presence in her life.
