Carthage College Athletics

2016: Named to the Fall CCIW All-Academic. One of five Lady Reds to start all 17 games... Ranked third on the team in scoring with three goals for six points... Tallied 28 shots, and 12 shots on goal for a .429 shots on goal percentage... Registered the game-winning-goal in a 2-1 victory over Millikin University on October 15... Notched a goal and six shots in a 2-1 victory over Milwaukee School of Engineering on October 8... Notched 1.65 shots per game.

2015: Named to the Fall CCIW All-Academic. Started 19-of-19 games in 2015... ranked second on the team in points with 14 and led the team with eight assists... ranked third on the team with three goals... eight assists in 2015 ranked third in the CCIW... Named All-CCIW Second Team... Named CCIW Player of the Week on 10/27.

2014: Named to the Fall CCIW All-Academic. Played in the first five games and made four starts before missing the rest of the season with a knee injury…scored one goal with one assist.

2013:  Named first-team All-CCIW, CCIW "newcomer of the year" and National Soccer Coaches Association of America third-team All-Central Region with a league-leading 17 goals in 19 games…named CCIW "player of the week" on Sept. 3 after netting three goals versus Elizabethtown on Aug. 31…named CCIW "player of the week" again on Oct. 22…scored two goals each in the Sept. 26 Milwaukee School of Engineering game, the Oct. 30 Wisconsin-La Crosse contest and the Nov. 2 Elmhurst game…credited with five game-winning goals…started all 19 games.

High School:  Named Illinois High School Soccer Coaches Association all-state her senior year…a four-year All-South Suburban Conference honoree…named all-sectional both her sophomore and junior years…led the team in scoring all four years and the team-leader in assists both her freshman and sophomore seasons…her junior-year team won a regional championship…coached by Jeff Theiss…National Honor Society member, South Suburban Conference all-academic and high honors student.

Personal:  Neuroscience major…named twice to the the Carthage dean’s list.