Hall of Fame Inductees
Flo Stueck was the most prolific scorer in Wesleyan women’s soccer history. She still holds almost every scoring record in the program. Today [October 19, 2018] marks Flo’s second appearance in the Athletics Hall of Fame roll, as she was a member of the 1994 Cardinal women’s soccer team, which was inducted into the Hall in 2016.
Flo is a Connecticut native. She majored in American Studies, was a member of Eclectic, led BILEGA (Bisexual, Lesbian, and Gay) workshops, and played club rugby and intramural basketball. On the soccer field she exuded energy. In 1992 Flo’s teammates voted her Freshman of the Year. The following year she was named to the New England WISA (NEWISA) All-Star Team, and her achievements continued to mount up. Among her still-standing records are most goals in a career (49), season (16), and game (4, tied with two others) added to most points in a career (115) and season (37). In her senior year, Flo was a tri-captain of the team. She was named to the 1995 NEWISA Senior Bowl and won selection to the Division III All-New England Team.
The 1994 Cardinal women’s Hall of Fame soccer team, led by Coach Jeff Vagell, was 12-4-1 on the season, ending with a 5-0-1 final stretch and qualifying for the ECAC New England Division III Championships. Flo was high-scorer for the season and earned First Team All-New England honors. The Cardinals won the first two rounds at the ECAC, and in the final against Bates, Flo converted a penalty kick in overtime for a win and the title. Flo had garnered 4 goals and 1 assist over the three championship games, figuring in 5 of the total 6 Wes scores. She was named MVP of the Championships and won All-Star accolades from NEWISA and NSCAA/Umbro.
She completed her Master's of Science in Counseling Psychology from Mount Saint Mary's University (MSMU) in Los Angeles and is currently am a psychotherapist in private practice and also an Adjunct Part-Time Instructor in the Psychology department at MSMU.
