Tickets2023 (SR): Appeared in all 18 matches, starting 15 ... Boasted 21 goals and 11 assists ... Scored tying (33 seconds left) and game-winning overtime goals against Davidson, both on identical plays and assists from Lindsey Durkota ... Scored four goals against Robert Morris and followed it with hat trick against Marquette to earn second-career AAC Attacker of the Week honors ... Academic All-AAC.
2022 (JR): Appeared in 16 games starting 15 of them… Scored 20 goals (27 shots on goal) and seven assists … Added seven ground balls… 3 turnovers…1 draw control… 1 game winning goal… First career goal came in the opener against Marquette … Career-high of five goals came at Old Dominion (on five shots), which not only was her first hat trick but also helped her to her first AAC Attacker of the Week honor … Also had multiple goals against Ohio State, Kent State, Liberty and Florida ... Named to the IWCLA Honor-Roll (Finance/ Accounting).
2021 (SO): Played in seven matches...Named to the AAC's All-Academic Team.
2020 (FR): Played in two matches.
HIGH SCHOOL / PREP: A 2019 graduate of Bel Air High School (Bel Air, Md.)… highly decorated player in three sports, including lacrosse, soccer and basketball, and was part of two state championship teams... varsity starter for all three all four years of play... in lacrosse, helped her team to the Maryland 3A/4A state title as a sophomore... team reached the state semifinals the following year as well... scored 59 goals in her career... earned second-team all-county as a junior... in soccer, started on defense her first three seasons before moving to midfield as a senior... helped the team to the Maryland 3A state title her freshman year... team reached the state semifinals each of the next two years... two-time all-county first-team honoree... on the hardwood, started all four years and served as the team’s captain her final three years... helped the team to state quarterfinals as a sophomore... selected for the BAHS Class of 2019 Outstanding Female Athlete Award at the end of her career... also played for several club teams as well, including NEMS Lacrosse, Forest Hills Mustangs (basketball) and soccer sides Baltimore Bays and Northern Elite... strong academically as well as she earned a place on the school’s Honor Roll every quarter of her prep career... selected to the National Honor Society, National Business Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor Society) two times each... held offices in several club organizations at BAHS as well, including class vice president (sophomore-senior) and Varsity Club (all four years and was president as a senior)... the youngest of four girls, she is the second to play collegiate lacrosse as her sister Anna currently plays at Salisbury (2017-20).
WHY I CHOSE UC:
“I chose Cincinnati because from the moment I stepped foot on campus it just felt right. The campus is beautiful, and the coaches were so welcoming and encouraging and provided exactly the kind of motivation I was looking for. The city of Cincinnati is exactly where I want to be.”
2022 (JR): Appeared in 16 games starting 15 of them… Scored 20 goals (27 shots on goal) and seven assists … Added seven ground balls… 3 turnovers…1 draw control… 1 game winning goal… First career goal came in the opener against Marquette … Career-high of five goals came at Old Dominion (on five shots), which not only was her first hat trick but also helped her to her first AAC Attacker of the Week honor … Also had multiple goals against Ohio State, Kent State, Liberty and Florida ... Named to the IWCLA Honor-Roll (Finance/ Accounting).
2021 (SO): Played in seven matches...Named to the AAC's All-Academic Team.
2020 (FR): Played in two matches.
HIGH SCHOOL / PREP: A 2019 graduate of Bel Air High School (Bel Air, Md.)… highly decorated player in three sports, including lacrosse, soccer and basketball, and was part of two state championship teams... varsity starter for all three all four years of play... in lacrosse, helped her team to the Maryland 3A/4A state title as a sophomore... team reached the state semifinals the following year as well... scored 59 goals in her career... earned second-team all-county as a junior... in soccer, started on defense her first three seasons before moving to midfield as a senior... helped the team to the Maryland 3A state title her freshman year... team reached the state semifinals each of the next two years... two-time all-county first-team honoree... on the hardwood, started all four years and served as the team’s captain her final three years... helped the team to state quarterfinals as a sophomore... selected for the BAHS Class of 2019 Outstanding Female Athlete Award at the end of her career... also played for several club teams as well, including NEMS Lacrosse, Forest Hills Mustangs (basketball) and soccer sides Baltimore Bays and Northern Elite... strong academically as well as she earned a place on the school’s Honor Roll every quarter of her prep career... selected to the National Honor Society, National Business Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor Society) two times each... held offices in several club organizations at BAHS as well, including class vice president (sophomore-senior) and Varsity Club (all four years and was president as a senior)... the youngest of four girls, she is the second to play collegiate lacrosse as her sister Anna currently plays at Salisbury (2017-20).
WHY I CHOSE UC:
“I chose Cincinnati because from the moment I stepped foot on campus it just felt right. The campus is beautiful, and the coaches were so welcoming and encouraging and provided exactly the kind of motivation I was looking for. The city of Cincinnati is exactly where I want to be.”