Coastal Carolina University Athletics

Graduated in December 2022 with a bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary studies.

2022 (Redshirt Senior)

• Named to the 2022 CSC All-District team
• Played in 11 matches, starting in 10
• Scored a penalty kick versus Louisiana (Oct. 02) to give Coastal a 2-1 lead
• Tooke six shots on the season with three on goal
• Tallied one assist in CCU’s victory over ULM (Oct. 27)
• Logged 784 minutes of playing time
• Played the full 90 minutes in two games
• Recorded three points on the season which ranks her third on the team
• Was named to the President's List (4.0 GPA) for the 2022 fall semester

2021 (Senior):

• Played in and started all 17 matches
• Logged 1,227 minutes on the pitch (5th on team)
• Saw a season-high 100 minutes on the road at Jacksonville (Sept. 3)
• Earned 11 points for the Chanticleers (2nd best)
• Netted four goals and provided three helpers for CCU
• Notched two consecutive game-winners (v. Wofford & Col. Of Charleston) 
• Attempted 24 shots (.167), 14 shots on goal (.583) 

Prior to Coastal Carolina at Bowling Green:
2020-21 (Junior):

• Played in four matches, making a pair of starts, and had one point on the year
• Had an assist on BG's first goal in a 5-0 exhibition win over Toledo
• Scored a goal in the scrimmage victory versus Saginaw Valley
• Started the regular-season opener at Akron and assisted on the final goal of a 3-0 win
• Played a season-high 55 minutes versus the Zips
• Also drew the start in the home opener, a 1-0 OT win over Ohio
• Suffered an injury in that match and missed the next two contests but returned to play 31 minutes versus Kent State 
• Named to the Academic All-MAC Team for the second-straight season

• Played in all 23 matches, making 17 starts
• Finished fifth on the team with 10 points
• Had three goals and four assists
• All four of her assists came on match-winning goals
• Played in all 11 conference contests, starting nine
• Had six points in conference action, notching two goals and two assists
• Recorded an assist in the Falcons' preseason scrimmage at Oakland
• Drew the start and played 65 minutes of the regular-season opener at Kentucky
• Started the Xavier match as well, seeing 39 minutes of time
• Also played 36 minutes of the Falcons' 2-0 win over Valparaiso in the home opener
• Had two shots, including one on goal, versus the Crusaders
• Played 50 minutes of the Falcons' double-OT victory over Dayton, recording a pair of shot attempts
• Came off the bench to play 29 minutes at Michigan
• Returned to the Starting XI at Michigan State, playing 47 minutes
• Also started the DePaul contest and was on the field for 60 minutes
• Came off the bench to play 51 minutes at West Virginia
• Picked up the game-winning assist in the MAC opener, with the primary helper on a Lynsey Spotts goal in BG's 1-0 victory over Akron
• Headed a Mackenzie Reuber cross back across the six-yard line to Spotts, who headed it home
• Drew the start in a pair of 3-1 road wins, playing 43 minutes at Kent State and 49 at Ohio
• Had an assist on the winning goal in overtime, as the Falcons posted a 3-2, come-from-behind win over Central Michigan
• Hit the crossbar with a shot from the top of the box late in the second OT
• Had three shots, including one on goal, in her 82 minutes of action
• Played 68 minutes at Eastern Michigan and had four shots in the Falcons' 2-1 overtime win
• Was on the pitch for 48 minutes of BG's 3-0 win over Miami, registering three shot attempts
• Started and saw 56 minutes of action versus Ball State, with two shot attempts, including one on goal
• Scored her first two goals of the season in the Falcons' 7-0 win at Northern Illinois
• The goals came just 1:17 apart in the second half, doubling BG's lead to 4-0
• It marked the third-fastest back-to-back goals by an individual in school history and the fastest ever in a MAC match
• The two-goal match was the first of her career
• Played 43 minutes and tied for game honors with three shot attempts at Western Michigan
• Was on the field for 42 minutes of BG's 3-1 win at Toledo, as the Falcons clinched the MAC's regular-season title outright
• Had two shot attempts versus the Rockets
• Had a three-point match as BGSU downed CMU, 4-1, in the MAC Tournament's quarterfinal round at Cochrane
• Scored BGSU's first goal of the day in the 49th minute on a pass from Nikki Cox, then had the primary assist on a Cox goal less than three minutes later
• Played 48 minutes of that victory
• Had the primary assist on the winning goal as BGSU downed Buffalo 2-1 in the semifinal round
• Slid a pass to Katie Cox for BG's second goal
• Played 48 minutes of that win, posting a pair of shots on goal
• Had a shot on goal in the championship match versus Eastern Michigan, playing 80 minutes
• Played 70 minutes of the NCAA Championships match at Michigan, with one shot attempt
• Named to the Academic All-MAC Team

• Named to the Mid-American Conference (MAC) All-Freshman team
• Played in 19 matches for the MAC regular-season and tournament champions, making one start
• Had four points on a pair of goals
• Made her collegiate debut in the Xavier match, checking in with 8:17 remaining in the first half
• Played the remainder of that period, then played the last 20-plus minutes of the second half as well
• Again saw time in the match at No. 15 Northwestern, playing 10 minutes
• Played 39 minutes, the highest total of her young career, versus DePaul
• Saw 16 minutes of action off the bench versus Youngstown State, firing a pair of shots
• Played 41 minutes off the bench at Miami, with a shot on goal in BG's 2-0 win
• Played 28 minutes in the road win over Ball State, and her two shots included one on frame
• Scored her first collegiate goal against Northern Illinois, scoring just before halftime in BG's 3-0 win at Cochrane Stadium
• Settled an attempted NIU clear at the top of the box, took a touch to her left, and hit a shot across her body that found the far corner of the net
• Played 53 minutes off the bench against Western Michigan, as BGSU moved to 4-0-0 in the MAC for the first time in program history
• Had one shot attempt versus the Broncos
• Played 40 minutes off the bench against Central Michigan, with a shot on goal in that road win
• Saw 32 minutes of action versus Eastern Michigan in the Falcons' 1-0 victory
• Had a shot on goal in the match, a far-post header that forced the EMU 'keeper into an acrobatic kick save
• Played 36 minutes of BG's 3-1 win over MAC preseason favorite Kent State
• Her cross found Nikki Cox in the center of the penalty area, but Cox's first-half shot hit the post
• Came off the bench to play 30 minutes of another 3-1 win two days later, this time against Ohio
• Played 49 minutes and had a shot on goal at Akron
• Also played 29 minutes at Buffalo, as the Falcons recorded a 5-0 road win to clinch the MAC regular-season championship
• Made her first collegiate start in the Toledo match and responded by scoring the game-tying goal midway through the second half of what would be a 2-1 win
• Headed down a Maureen Kennedy diagonal ball, then knocked it past the UT 'keeper in the 66th minute
• Led all players with two shots on goal in that match
• Played 30 minutes off the bench, firing a shot on goal, as the Falcons topped Eastern Michigan 2-1 in the MAC Tournament's quarterfinal round at Cochrane
• Played 27 minutes of the semifinal-round win over Ohio, as the Falcons blanked the Bobcats 1-0
• Two days later, played 64 minutes versus Ball State, as the Falcons captured the MAC Tournament title
• Tied for the team lead with three shot attempts, including a shot that rolled just wide with under 10 minutes left in regulation, and an effort that was saved during a Falcon flurry early in the first overtime
• Played 36 minutes of the NCAA Tournament match at No. 14 Penn State
• Had a shot attempt versus the Nittany Lions

• Played four years at Forest Hill Collegiate Institute under head coach Mihail Sinevici
• Scored 72 goals in three seasons, including 26 in the 2017 campaign
• Was a three-time MVP as the Falcons went 20-5 in those three seasons
• Was named the school's Female Athlete of the Year on multiple occasions
• Also lettered in volleyball and basketball for the Falcons
• Captained all three teams in at least one season
• Named to the Honours Society, and also earned the Highest Achievement Award in Physical and Health Education
• Brother, Matthew, played baseball at the University of Guelph (2014-18)
• Sister, Rebecca, was a figure skater at Wilfrid Laurier University (2016-19)