Widener University Athletics

As a Junior in 2009: Named second team All-Middle Atlantic Conference... Led the team with a school-record 71 goals as well as 85 points (second best in team history)... Also finished second in the MAC with 4.73 goals per game and fifth with 5.67 points per game... Closed fourth on the team with 14 assists, tied for second with 36 ground balls, third with 29 draw controls and second with 25 caused turnovers... Scored a school-record 11 goals to go with seven ground balls and four draw controls vs. Alvernia (4/8)... The 12 points in that game tied the school record for most in one contest... Had eight goals, two assists and five draw controls at Arcadia (4/21)... Scored seven goals and notched an assist, four draw controls and four caused turnovers at Wilkes (4/25).

As a Sophomore in 2008: Named second team All-Middle Atlantic Conference... Started all 16 games... Led the squad with 33 goals and 45 points... Also finished second on the team with 12 assists, fourth with 41 ground balls, third with 30 draw controls and tied for third with 19 caused turnovers... Scored a career-high six goals and added an assist, two draw controls and two caused turnovers vs. Wilkes (3/29)... Scored four goals at Savannah College of Art & Design (3/5)... Tallied three goals, eight ground balls, three draw controls and two caused turnovers at Muhlenberg (3/15)... Also scored three goals with an assist, six ground balls and two caused turnovers at Eastern (3/20).

As a Freshman in 2007: Finished third on the team with 21 goals and 27 points, tied for third with six assists, first with 36 draw controls and tied for third with 23 caused turnovers... Scored four goals against Wittenberg (3/8) and had three on three other occasions... Had five ground balls against Moravian (4/4), Swarthmore (4/12) and Cabrini (4/17)... Notched five draw controls at Wilkes (3/31).

Notes: Majoring in Nursing... Four-year letterwinner on the field hockey team, helping the squad reach the ECAC Mid-Atlantic Tournament in 2006, and the Commonwealth Conference Tournament in 2008 and 2009... Led the team in 2009 with nine goals and 19 points.