Women's Soccer

2024 (Graduate): Cuadra burst onto the scene in her first year sporting the purple and gold, capturing All-OVC first-team honors and  behind a banner initial campaign in Cookeville…started all 20 matches, appearing in 1,391 minutes for the sixth-most among non-goalkeepers…led the OVC and tied for the second-most in a single season in program history with nine assists…scored three goals as well to end her year with 15 points to tie for sixth-most in the league…attempted 24 shots, including 12 on-point for a .500 shot on-goal percentage…tallied all nine of her assists over the final eight matches of the regular season from Sept. 26 to Oct. 27…named OVC Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 10 after scoring her first two career goals as a Golden Eagle in a match against South Alabama on Sept. 8…picked up her first two assists of the year in a 3-0 victory over SEMO on Sept. 26…scored a goal and notched two assists as part of a four-point showing in a 4-1 victory at Southern Indiana on Oct. 6…had her third multi-assist contest of the season with two helpers in a 3-1 triumph at Western Illinois on Oct. 20…picked up an assist and played all 90 minutes in a 2-0 win over Lindenwood in the regular-season finale on Oct. 27 to clinch Tech’s third consecutive OVC regular-season title.

2023 (Senior – Texas A&M International): Cuadra put together a memorable senior season while suiting up for the Dust Devils…only player on her squad to be named to the Lone Star Conference first team…appeared in all 18 matches…led the team and tied for second in the conference with nine goals scored…tied for the team lead with four assists…led the club and finished tied for fifth in the league with 22 points…took a team-best 58 shots to rank second in the conference…collected two game-winning goals.

2022 (Junior – Texas A&M International): Cuadra played in 14 games, starting 13…finished with 1,003 minutes…scored two goals and dished out two assists…tallied 26 shots, 12 of which were on goal. 

Prior to Texas A&M International: Cuadra spent her freshman and sophomore seasons at Heartland Community College where she excelled in her two seasons in Normal, Ill…two-time NJCAA All-American…two-time Region 24 Player of the Year…two-time MWAC Player of the Year…MWAC Freshman of the Year…two-time NJCAA All-Academic Team member…two-time Academic All-Conference winner.

High School: Cuadra attended Escola Cingle in Terrassa, Spain.

Personal: Daughter of Andres Cuadra Perez and Josefina Valero Ortega.