College of Saint Rose Athletics

GENERAL: Played club soccer for HMMS…Chose The College of Saint Rose because of its renowned Lally School of Education and its outstanding soccer program…Said that her grandfather is a person who has had a great influence on her because he always puts the family first…Mentioned that Mia Hamm is the athlete she most admires because she proved at a young age that anything is possible through hard work and determination…Favorite movie is 10 Things I Hate About You…Favorite food is pizza…Enjoys the music of Ed Sheeran…Has a cousin who played baseball at the University of Cincinnati…Aspires to teach in one of the feeder schools in Central Pennsylvania…Added that winning three high school state championships with some of her closest friends have been her best sports moments to date.

AS A JUNIOR (2021): Appeared in 14 matches and made five starts…Struck for a goal in a 4-0 win at Jefferson (9/5/21)…Appeared on the Northeast-10 Conference Academic Honor Roll for the spring semester.
 
AS A SOPHOMORE (2019): Started five of the 21 matches that she appeared in…Had a goal and an assist on the year…Scored a goal in a 3-2 Northeast-10 Conference Championship Semifinal win versus Bentley (11/14/19)…Picked up her assist during a 3-1 victory versus Daemen (10/19/19)…Named to the NE10 Academic Honor Roll for the fall and spring semesters.
 
AS A SOPHOMORE (2018): Did not dress.
 
AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in 12 matches and started five…Recorded a goal and an assist…Generated seven shots, including five on frame…Registered her first collegiate strike during a 3-2 triumph at NE10 rival Bentley (10/7/17)…Helped set up the game-winner in the 66th minute of a 2-0 victory at league foe Saint Michael’s (10/3/17)…Was subsequently named to the NE10 weekly honor roll (10/9/17).
 
HIGH SCHOOL: Helped the Shamrocks win three state and district championships, along with a pair of divisional titles…Named the area Preseason Player of the Year as a senior…Was an All-State pick and a Sentinel All-Star in 2015…Tabbed a Mid-Penn “Player to Watch” in 2014.