2012 Sebo Game-by-Game Stats
2013: Did not play due to injury
2012: Academic All-Big Ten ... Named 2013 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar following 2012-13 academic year ... Played 18 of 19 games, starting all 18 in the midfield ... Second on the team with five goals and 10 points (tied for second) ... Scored the game-winning goal in NU's 2-1 win over Miami (Ohio) (8/24) ... Tallied another goal the next game at Dayton (8/26) ... Found the back of the net vs. Northern Illinois (9/7) ... Had a season-high four shots vs. NIU ... Scored the game-winner in NU's 1-0 shutout of Iowa (10/21) in the 86th minute ... Tallied the game-winner at Michigan State (10/27) helping NU end the season on a three-match winning streak and give head coach Michael Moynihan career win No. 200 ... Named to the Big Ten's preseason Players to Watch list
2011: Played all 19 matches for NU, starting 17 ... Made collegiate debut at #12 Marquette (8/21) ... Had 16 total shots on the year, including a career-high three attempts vs. Wisconsin (10/14) ... Her goal against Wisconsin helped NU come back to tie the Badgers 1-1 ... Logged 1,302 minutes on the year, including four-straight matches where she played every single minute (9/25 at Ohio State, 9/30 vs. Purdue, 10/2 vs. Indiana, 10/8 at Michigan).
High School: Competed year round at the club level with Eclipse Select ... Team won State Cup championships in 2009 and 2010 and finished runners-up in 2007 ... Was an IHSA state qualifier in track as a freshman (4x400 relay) and honorable mention all-area basketball player in freshman and sophomore seasons ... National Honor Society member ... Earned honor roll honors each year.
Personal: Born Nicole Alexandra Sebo ... Daughter of Mary and Gary Sebo ... Older sister, Erin, plays volleyball at St. Xavier University ... Club teammate of fellow Wildcat Georgia Waddle ... Sebo and Waddle played for the Chicago Red Stars of the WPSL Elite League during summer of 2012 while Sebo also played for the Red Stars in 2011 ... Majoring in learning and organizational change.