University of Sioux Falls Athletics

2016 (SENIOR): totaled a 5-14 record in singles from the No. 1 spot… totaled a 5-6 record in NSIC singles… totaled a 10-5 record in doubles primarily in the No. 2 spot… paired with Kara Bunkers for a 4-3 record in NSIC doubles… named to the NSIC All-Academic Team… earned ITA Scholar-Athlete honors and helped the Cougars to an ITA All-Academic Team award… helped the Cougars to their most successful season in Division II history advancing to their fourth consecutive NSIC Tournament, the Cougars broke through with a 5-2 win over St. Cloud State for their first postseason victory as a member of NCAA Division II

2015 (JUNIOR): named to the NSIC Honorable Mention Team in singles…posted a 7-8 record from the No. 1 and No. 2 spots… went 5-4 in NSIC singles… totaled a 9-6 doubles record from the No. 2 spot… posted a 7-3 NSIC doubles record… named to the NSIC All-Academic Team…

2014 (SOPHOMORE): posted a 6-9 record while going 4-5 in NSIC singles… all single matches were in the No. 1 spot… posted a 2-10 record in doubles… paired with multiple teammates in the No. 1 spot… seven matches were with teammate Stacey Beard… named to the NSIC All-Academic team

2013: Sat out per NCAA transfer rules.

2012 (FRESHMAN): Produced an 8-12 record in No. 3 singles at Minnesota State, Mankato…tallied a 4-6 record in No. 2 doubles pairing with Brandi Dohmen…compiled an 8-2 record in No. 3 doubles with Laura May…Mavericks finished 10-10 overall (7-3, NSIC).

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time SDHSAA all-state team selection at Lincoln High School…won the state title in flight 2 singles as a sophomore, also finished runner-up in flight one doubles…three-time all conference pick…also played basketball and ran track and field for the Patriots.

PERSONAL: Daughter of John and Lou Bosch…has one sibling, Mackenzie…pursuing a degree in sports management with a minor in coaching…volunteers in the community as often as possible…favorite professional athletes are Tim Tebow and Serena Williams…goal is to “give it her all on and off the court” and help the Cougars post a winning record…enjoys mission work, running, biking, reading and traveling. 

Why Joey Chose USF: “I loved the community feel of a small school and the fact that it’s a Christian school.”