Colorado College Athletics

2017: One of 11 Tigers to play in all 20 games … Earned 18 starting assignments … Ranked ninth on the team with 10 assists and ninth with 16 goals 26 points … Helped Colorado College rank second nationally averaging 18.90 points per game and eighth with an 8.05 scoring margin … Struck for a pair of goals on five occasions, including back-to-back victories against George Fox University and Chapman University … Recorded a season-high four points with two goals and two assists in the 22-13 win over MIT … Recorded a pair of assists three times, the last of which was at No. 10 Colby College … Scored once in the 15-12 victory over Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in the NCAA Tournament … Also grabbed 17 draw controls and 16 ground balls … Finished her career tied for 28th in program history with 53 goals and 30th with 70 points … Received the IWLCA's top individual award, a spot on the Academic Honor Roll for recording a cumulative academic GPA or 3.50 or greater.

2016: Played in all 17 games, including eight as a starter … Ranked eighth on the team with 13 goals, tied for eighth with 19 points and tied for seventh with six assists … Helped the Tigers rank third nationally in scoring offense (16.82 goals per game) and points per game (26.18) … Recorded season highs of three goals and four assists during the 19-15 victory at Chapman University … Struck for a pair of goals on three other occasions, including the NCAA Regional Semifinal game at Salisbury University … Finished seventh on the team with nine draw controls … Also was 10th with eight caused turnovers and 11th with 18 ground balls, both of which were single-season highs … Grabbed a season-high four ground balls in the 20-1 victory over Southwestern University … Caused a pair of turnovers during the 23-1 win against the University of Northwestern … Helped the Tigers rank first in Division III averaging 18.06 draw controls, tie for ninth nationally averaging 26.06 ground balls per game and 50th in scoring defense with an 8.24 team goals-against average.

2015: Played in all 17 games, including four as a starter … Ranked sixth on the team with 15 goals and ninth with 15 points, both of which were single-season highs … Scored a pair of goals on three occasions … Struck for the game winner in the 20-7 victory over the University of Redlands … Also was fourth with a career-best 22 draw controls … Recorded a career-high draw controls during the 23-13 win over Wittenberg University … Grabbed a career-high three ground balls and caused a pair of turnovers in the 21-11 triumph at Pacific University.

2014: Played in 16 games, including three as a starter … Struck for multiple goals three times, including a season-high of three during the 17-14 victory at Drew University … Scored his first two collegiate goals in the 20-11 win at Southwestern University … Grabbed a season-high two ground balls in victories over the University of Puget Sound (20-3) and at Adams State University (19-7) … Also posted a season-best three caused turnovers against the Loggers … Recorded four draw controls in the season opener against Bates College.

Before Colorado College: Played lacrosse and basketball at Woodrow Wilson High School in Portland, Ore. … Earned three varsity letters in each sport … Was captain of the lacrosse team as a senior … A second-team all-state and first-team all-Portland Interscholastic League selection as a senior … Named the team’s Most Valuable Midfielder in 2012 and 2013 … Received the team’s Jackie Pitts Award as a senior … Helped the Trojans win the PIL crown in 2011 … Member of the National Honor Society.
   

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Career Statistics

Year	GP/GS	G	A	P	SH	GWG	GB	DC	CT
2014	16/2	9	1	10	15	0	9	8	4
2015	17/4	15	0	15	29	1	10	22	4
2016	17/8	13	6	19	41	0	18	9	8
Totals	50/14	37	7	44	85	1	37	39	16

 

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Single-Game Highs

	No.	Opponent (Date/Most Recent)	Result
Goals	3	2 times (at Chapman Univ.; March 16, 2016)	W, 19-15
Assists	1	7 times (vs. Concordia Univ.-Wisconsin; April 30, 2016)	W, 24-6
Points	4	at Chapman Univ. (March 16, 2016)	W, 19-15
Shots	6	at George Fox Univ. (April 15, 2016)	W, 21-9
Ground Balls	4	Southwestern University (March 6, 2016)	W; 20-1
Draw Controls	5	Wittenberg University (March 9, 2015)	W, 23-13
Caused Turnovers	3	University of Puget Sound (March 22, 2014)	W, 20-3

 

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