Appeared in 15 games, making 12 starts … paced the squad with 12 goals, ranking seventh in the Sooner Athletic Conference … added five assists to total a team-leading 29 points, ranking ninth in the SAC … played 931 minutes … scored two game-winning goals … went 2-3 on penalty kicks … finished with a team-high 49 shots and 25 shots on goal … twice scored three goals for hat tricks … went for three goals against Texas Wesleyan (March 27) and Oklahoma City (April 5) … added an assist against Oklahoma City (April 5) to total a season-high seven points … tallied a season-high two assists against Oklahoma City (March 13).

Appeared in 15 games and started 12, registering 1,024 minutes … finished fifth on the team in scoring (16 points) … finished first on the team in game-winning goals (4) for the third consecutive year … tallied all her game winners from Sept. 7 – Oct. 1 … registered two goals and an assist (5 points) with a three shots on goal (6 shots) against Central Christian (Kan.) on Oct. 1 … ranked 24th in game-winning goals per game (0.270) nationally … ranked 40th in the NAIA in game-winning goals (4).

Appeared in all 21 contests, making 16 starts ... finished third on the team in scoring (22 points), setting career high in assists (6) ... scored team-leading four game-winning goals ... struck for goals, all game-winners, in four matches (Sept. 1-Sept. 8) ... to accompany a pair of assists, scored game-winner in 90' against No. 12 Mobile (Sept. 6) ... two days later, converted from penalty stripe in extra time to launch squad to biggest upset in program history over No. 2 and eventual National Champions William Carey (Sept. 8) ... for her efforts against the pair of ranked teams, was named the Sooner Athletic and NAIA National Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 12) ... scored the match's lone goal against Kansas Wesleyan (Nov. 17) in the NAIA National Championships Opening Round ... placed over 50 percent of shot attempts (47) on target (24).

Made 20 appearances, starting seven matches ... made collegiate debut on against MidAmerica Nazarene (Aug. 25) ... first collegiate goal proved to be a game-winner at Cumberland (Sept. 4) ... pieced together a string of three goals, two game-winners, over three-match span (Sept. 4-9) ... completed first multi-goal game versus Central Christian (Oct. 21) ... finished year with nine goals and five assists (23 points) ... fired at least three shots on goal on five occasions ... NAIA National Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 13).

Nealon was a four-year letterwinner for head coach Aaron Crouch at Rogers. She paced the team in assists as sophomore and goals as junior before earning a pair of All-League honorable mention selections.

Sienna is the daughter of Michael and Michelle Nealon and is majoring in entrepreneurship & innovation.