Cornell University Athletics

At Cornell
Junior (2015): Schulte-Bockum played nearly every minute during her junior season as a member of the Big Red defense. She set the school record for defensive saves in a single season (nine), posting a career-high three stops vs. Syracuse. In addition to setting the school record, Schulte-Bockum’s nine defensive saves ranked first in the Ivy League and second in the nation. 
 
Sophomore (2014): Schulte-Bockum was a co-recipient of the team’s Most Improved Player award after seeing a significant increase in playing time during her second season with the team. She played in all 16 games, making 14 starts, and was a key member of a Big Red defensive unit that set a school record, allowing a mere 3.9 penalty corners per contest, while allowing opponents just 8.0 shots per game, the lowest average since the 1983 season (6.7 shots per game). Schulte-Bockum also registered one defensive save against Dartmouth.

Freshman (2013): Schulte-Bockum saw action in just one game during her rookie season, playing against Georgetown.

Prior to Cornell
Schulte-Bockum played center midfielder for seven years for the Berkshire county team, serving as team captain for two seasons. She helped her squad to a second place in finish in South England after winning the County and Regional championships in 2010. The team also won the County and Regional championship during the 2008 season and the County championship in 2009 and 2011. An all-around athlete she also played netball, soccer, skied and ran track and field. Schulte-Bockum qualified for the Triathlon world championships held in New Zealand in 2012 as a member of the Great Britain team.

Personal
Luisa Schulte-Bockum is the daughter of Jens and Andrea Schulte-Bockum and she has three sisters. She is enrolled in the Cornell College of Arts and Sciences.