College of Saint Rose Athletics

GENERAL: Transferred from C.W. Post two years ago…Expected to once again compete for a starting job…Possesses excellent fitness and work rate…Commands the box exceptionally well…Is smart and instinctive…Has sound hands…Attended the same high school as former Saint Rose keeper Kat Marasia (’05)…Her father played football for Hofstra…Has a cousin who currently plays women’s volleyball at NYU…Enjoys surfing, snowboarding, and drawing…Favorite food is chicken…Favorite movie is “The Grinch” and her favorite musician is Slightly Stoopid…Works as a lifeguard and swim instructor during the summer…Aspires to complete her master’s following her undergraduate career at Saint Rose…Said advancing to last year’s NCAA Tournament national semifinals in Tampa has been her best sports moment to date.

AS A JUNIOR: Appeared in nine matches and made three starts before an injury brought a premature end to her season…Posted a 0.39 goals-against-average on the strength of two shutouts…Finished 6-0-0 with a .920 save percentage…Made a season-high seven saves in one half of action during a 4-0 victory at Merrimack (9/19/09)…Named NE-10 Goalkeeper of the Week (9/28/09) after she went 2-0 with a shutout and seven saves throughout 135 minutes of action…Selected to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the fall ’09 semester in recognition of academic excellence.

AT C.W. POST: Made five starts and appeared in seven matches as a sophomore in 2008…Wound up with a 5-1 record, which included a 2-1 victory against Saint Rose in the season-opener…Posted a 0.58 GAA and an .826 save percentage for the Pioneers who finished 17-3-1…Played in five games and made one start as a freshman.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was an All-State and All-County honoree at Sayville…Named Small School Keeper of the Year as a senior…Team captain…Four-year letterwinner…Helped lead the Golden Flashes to the 2005 title game…Also played both basketball and softball for three years…Was granted the Suffolk Zone Award for outstanding athletics and community service…Played soccer for John Schroeder.