Spalding University Athletics

Career Honors
- 2016 NSCAA All-Central Region Second Team
- 2016 SLIAC First Team All-Conference
- 2016 SLIAC Fall All-Academic Team
- 2015 NSCAA All-Central Region Third Team
- 2015 SLIAC Player of the Year
- 2015 First Team All-Conference 
- 2015 SLIAC Fall All-Academic Team
- 2014 NSCAA All-Central Region Third Team
- 2014 SLIAC Co-Player of the Year
- 2014 SLIAC First Team All-Conference
- 2014 SLIAC Fall All-Academic Team
- 2013 SLIAC Newcomer of the Year
- 2013 SLIAC Second Team All-Conference

2016 Season
Sliter finished her final season with the Golden Eagles ranking first in the conference with a total of 12 goals, and two assists totaling 26 points, the best in the conference. Overall, Sliter received a total of 47 points with 21 goals and five assists overall. The senior also ranked first overall and in conference for number of game winning goals. She recorded two hat tricks on the season in the team’s wins against Eureka and Iowa Wesleyan. Sliter was awarded the SLIAC Offensive Player of the Week three times for her performances against Greenville, MacMurray, Eureka, and Heidelberg. Sliter was recognized as a SLIAC Fall All-Academic Team. The senior also secured a spot on the SLIAC First Team All-Conference and the NSCAA All-Central Region Second Team. Sliter started and played in 18 games this season.

2015 Season 
In her third year as a Golden Eagle, she tied for first in the conference with a total of 17 goals, a new career-high and 3 assists totaling up to 37 points, second-best in the league. She recorded two hat tricks on the season. She was named the SLIAC Player of the Year for 2015 and was named First Team All-Conference. Sliter was ranked first in the league in game-winning goals with six. Sliter started all 16 games this season.

2014 Season
In her second season, Sliter, the 2014 SLIAC Women’s Soccer Co-Player of the Year and SLIAC First Team All-Conference selection, led the Golden Eagles in points, goals, and shots. Sliter ranked first in the SLIAC in all three categories tallying 16 goals, 77 shots and 41 points. Sliter highlighted her season slotting five goals and one assist in Spalding’s 11-0 win at MacMurray College.

2013 Season
In her first season with the Lady Eagles, Dee Dee Sliter led Spalding in points, goals, and shots. Her 28 points and 67 shots ranked fourth in the SLIAC while her 13 goals ranked third. Sliter finished the season leading the SLIAC with 4 game winning shots and was recognized for her efforts, receiving Player of the Week honors the week of October 16 and was named to the SLIAC’s All-Conference 2nd Team. One of her best games came on October 3, in a 13-0 shutout victory against Iowa Wesleyan College; Sliter ended the game with 2 goals off of 4 shots and 8 points.