University of the Fraser Valley Athletics

Andrea Wigman (now Massie) had a spectacular four-year career with the Cascades women's soccer program, competing from 2002 through 2005.

The dynamic midfielder from Maple Ridge, B.C. helped the Cascades to a fifth-place finish at the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) national championship in 2003 as a sophomore, and broke through the following season with a five-goal campaign to earn CCAA All-Canadian honours. Her senior campaign of 2005 was truly something special – she scored seven goals in BCCAA play to lead the Cascades to a 9-1-4 record, and was named BCCAA player of the year, CCAA All-Canadian, and CCAA player of the year.

Wigman's 15 career goals in league play are tied for the most in team history during the Cascades' CCAA era, and her accolades include three BCCAA all-star nods.