Sierra Lowery

Photo by: Steven Sepulveda

Photo by: Rob Goldberg

Position:
Defender
Height:
5-7
Class:
Graduate Student
High School:
Wakefield
Hometown:
Wake Forest
Major:
Public Health

Career: 2024 American Athletic Conference Tournament Champion… Played in 60 career games with 46 games started… Scored two goals with four assists for eight points in 4,263 minutes played.

2024: Appeared in 11 games with eight starts in a critical midfield role despite battling injuries… Went the full 90 four times, including in the AAC Quarterfinal vs. Charlotte and in the NCAA Tournament vs. No. 14 South Carolina… Played 720 minutes total… Scored her first goal in two years with a banger from distance which proved to be the game winner over Rice (Oct. 31)… Earned AAC weekly Honorable Mention recognition on Nov. 1.

2023: Appeared in 15 games, making 13 starts ... Recorded one assist on the season ... Registered four shots with two being on goal.

2022: Appeared in 16 games, making 14 starts... Recorded two assists serving corners on the season... Assisted on the last-minute winner against George Mason (9/8) and the late winner against Houston (9/22)... Made Dean's List in the Fall and Spring semesters.

2021: Appeared in 10 games, making six starts before an injury cut her season short…Finished the season with three points on one goal and one assist…Had an assist against VMI (Aug. 22)…Scored her first collegiate goal against South Carolina (Aug. 26)…Played a season-high 84 minutes against SMU (Sept. 23).

2020: Appeared in six games, making five starts…Went the distance in back-to-back games, playing all 110 minutes against Temple (2/28) before playing the full 90 against South Florida (3/7).

2019: Limited to two games due to an injury…Played a career-high 21 minutes at Virginia (Aug. 30)…Also played against Richmond (Aug. 25)...Named to the AAC All-Academic Team.

High School: Lettered at Wakefield High School under head coach C.J. Komons…Named All-Conference and All-Region as well as helping Wakefield win the conference title…Ranked among the Top 25 players in the South Atlantic Region in 2017…Also played for NC Courage Academy under head coach Sean Nahas…Helped NC Courage win the 2017-18 Girls Developmental Academy Southeast Division Championship…Also contributed to winning the 2015-16 ECNL Chesapeake Division and the 2016-17 ECNL Mid-Atlantic Conference.

Personal: Daughter of Steve and Niki Lowery…Has one sister, Isabella…Named to the Honor Roll…Was the Lamp of Knowledge Award winner...Majoring in public health.