As a junior (2024): Started in 12 games and competed in all 14 games of the season... finished the year second on the team in goals and caused turnovers... third in ground balls... fourth in total points... fifth in assists…posted at least one point in 10 different contests while posting multiple in six... had 20 goals, two assists, 22 points... added 29 ground balls, and 23 caused turnovers
Single-game highs as a junior
Goals - 5 vs Alma (Apr. 10)
Assists - 1 on two occasions
Points - 5 vs Alma (Apr. 10)
Ground Balls - 5 vs Kalamazoo (Apr.20)
Caused Turnovers - 5 on two occasions
As a sophomore (2023): Started and competed in each of the team's 19 games of the year... led the team in assists and caused turnovers... tied for the team lead in ground balls... third in goals, total points, and draw controls... registered the game-winning goal against Edgewood... posted nine multi-goal games... had 15 games with at least one goal... finished the year with 33 goals, 21 assists, 54 points, 68 ground balls, 60 draw controls, and 43 caused turnovers
Single-game highs as a sophomore
Goals - 5 on two occasions
Assists - 5 vs Trine (Apr. 25)
Points - 7 at Beloit (Mar. 3)
Ground Balls - 8 at Adrian (Apr. 22)
Draw Controls - 8 at Alma (Apr. 28)
Caused Turnovers - 5 vs Edgewood (Mar. 25)
As a freshman (2022): Started and competed in each of the team's 18 games of the season... led the team in both ground balls (69) and caused turnovers (40)... added 12 draw controls, four goals, and two assists... MIAA Defensive Player of the Week (Week #13)... First Team All-MIAA
Single-game highs as a freshman
Goals - 1 on four occasions
Assists - 1 on two occasions
Points - 2 vs Adrian (Apr. 23)
Ground Balls - 8 vs Concordia Chicago (Mar. 16)
Draw Controls - 4 vs Anderson (Mar. 22)
Caused Turnovers - 5 at Trine (Apr. 27)
High School Honors: Varsity Lacrosse - Four Years... All-Conference Honorable Mention... All-American Academic Achievement in Swimming... National Honor Society... Woman of the Year Award
Why Saint Mary's: I chose Saint Mary's because of its community, education, and being given the opportunity to play at the collegiate level.
