Bloomsburg Athletics

Amy K. Linn (Kasenga) was a four-year member of the women's soccer team and is one of the most decorated goalkeepers in school history. Linn still holds school records for career saves (473), career shutouts (27), fewest goals allowed in a season (9), holds a share of the GAA for a season (0.52), and has the most saves for one game with 19.    

In 1994 Linn was named the ISAA (Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America) National Player of the Year.  Additionally, Linn was named first team All-PSAC (the first year the PSAC honored women's soccer players) and was named second team All-Mideast region. Her goals against average of 0.71 was second best in the PSAC. In 1995 Linn was even better allowing just nine goals in 1546 minutes of play with eight shutouts for a goals against average of 0.52. She was named first team All-American, first team All-Northeast Region, first team All-PSAC, ISAA Scholar-Athlete second team All-America, and was awarded a second time the NCAA Division II ISAA National Player of the Year and was selected to play in the Senior All-Star game.  To cap off her senior year, Linn was awarded Bloomsburg's Eleanor Wray Outstanding Senior Female Athlete Award.