Swarthmore College Athletics

Awards:
• All-Centennial Conference Second Team (2015) 
• Centennial Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll (2015)
• Centennial Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll (2013)

Miscellaneous:
Was also a four-year letter winner and starting defender on the women’s soccer team which captured its first Centennial Conference championship in program history in 2014.
 
2015:
Started all 16 games as a senior … Made the All-Centennial Conference Second Team as well as the Centennial Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll … Had a breakthrough season with 54 points on 49 goals, including a team-leading three game-winning tallies, and five assists … Also finished with 56 draw controls, 30 ground balls and 15 caused turnovers … Led the team in five of the six major statistical categories and ranked seventh and eighth in the league in draws and goals scored, respectively … Had a career outing in the 19-12 victory over Cabrini (2/27) to begin the season with eight points on seven goals and an assist while also winning five draws … Netted at least four goals in five consecutive games, beginning with a four-goal outburst in a 17-4 rout of Alvernia (3/17) … Finished with seven draw controls along with five goals and two assists in a 21-3 victory over Bryn Mawr (3/25) … Tallied five goals, including the eventual game-winning marker, and won a career-best nine draws in a 12-11 triumph against Drew (3/30) … Found the back of the net five times in a 15-4 rout of Widener (4/8) before finishing with three goals and two helpers against Muhlenberg (4/15).

2014:
Spent the spring semester abroad in Germany and did not compete.
 
2013:
Started all 16 games as a sophomore … Recorded 23 points on 19 goals and four assists … Also finished with 25 ground balls and 42 draw controls … Scored two goals in a 9-8 win against Drew (3/8) … Tied a career high with three ground balls in a 17-5 win against Widener (3/16) … Set a career high with two assists in a 12-9 victory over Ursinus (3/23) … Registered a career-high four goals along with a career-high five points and four ground balls at Washington College (4/24).
 
2012:
Made 17 appearances and six starts as a freshman … Recorded 10 points on seven goals and three assists … Collected 25 ground balls and caused nine turnovers … Won 15 draw controls ... Collected two ground balls and caused a career-high three turnovers in a 15-14 victory over Muhlenburg (4/11) … Scored three goals, recorded one assist, and collected eight ground balls and five draw controls in an 18-7 win over Neumann (4/11).
 
Career Highs:
Goals: 7, vs. Cabrini (2/27/15)
Assists: 2, Three Times
Points: 8, vs. Cabrini (2/27/15)
Ground Balls: 4, Four Times
Caused Turnovers: 3, Twice
Draw Controls: 9, vs. Drew (3/30/15)
 

Year	GP	GS	G	A	Pts.	SH	SG	GW	GB	CT	DC
2012	17	6	7	3	10	19	13	0	25	9	15
2013	16	16	19	4	23	41	28	1	25	9	42
2015	16	16	49	5	54	97	79	3	30	15	56
Career	49	38	75	12	87	157	120	4	80	33	113