2015: Kreger appeared in all 19 games as a sophomore. She had two goals and one assist in that span as she scored one goal apiece in back-to-back games on Oct. 16 and Oct. 18 vs Jackson College and Monroe College.

Kreger finished her two-year career with eight goals and three assists.

Following the year, Kreger was the recipient of the NJCAA's Pinnacle Award for Academic Excellence.

2014: Kreger finished fifth on the team in scoring as a freshman with six goals and two assists. She made 14 starts and saw action in all 21 matches. In a 2-1 overtime win over Lake Michigan on Sept. 6, she scored the game-winning goal - joining her sister Haley as one of only two players in program history with a game-winning goal in overtime.

Prior to Owens: Kreger broke Bedford's career assist mark with 25, and she finished with 14 goals and 53 points over her four-year varsity career.

As a senior, she totaled three goals and two assists for the 7-7-3 Mules, while playing in 13 matches. She scored the game winning goal against Dearborn Heights Crestwood and and had a game-tying goal at Monroe. 

As a junior, Kreger led the team in assists and points, and she tied for second in goals while leading the Mules to a 9-7-2 record, which included a penalty kick loss in the state playoffs. In 18 matches, she produced seven goals and 10 assists. Two of those goals were game winners, one was a game tying goal and one came via a penalty kick. She also had two game winning assists. Furthermore, she had a hat trick in a win over Adrian and had a six game point streak. She earned Honorable Mention All-Southeastern Conference (SEC) honors following the season.

Kreger led the team to an 11-9-2 mark as a sophomore. She produced four goals and six assists, and had a hat trick against Adrian on April 17.

As a freshman, Kreger played in all 22 matches for the best team in school history (15-6-1. She helped that year's team become the first in school history to win a state playoff game (they won two) before losing in the district championship game. While she didn't produce a goal, Kreger finished tied for second on the team in assists with seven.

Aside from her junior year Honorable Mention All-SEC recognition, Kreger also earned the following honors during her high school career: team Freshman of the Year, District All-Tournament team and the team's Offensive MVP award.

Academically, she earned Summa Cum Laude honors with a 3.92 GPA. She played for head coach Aaron Wolfe.

Personal: Jessica is the daughter of John and Sharon Kreger. Her lone sibling, Haley, played for Owens the past two years.