Northern Kentucky University Athletics

2020 (Played in Spring 2021)

• Saw action in all 11 games, starting nine times and playing a total of 682 minutes
• Tallied an assist against Cleveland State
• Scored the game-winning goal versus UIC in the Horizon League Tournament Semifinals, ultimately helping NKU to a runner-up finish
• Key cog in NKU's 2020 Horizon League Regular-Season Championship

• Started in 12 and appeared in all 18 matches for the Norse
• Had a pair of two-assist games against Murray State (W, 3-1. Sept. 1) and Green Bay (W, 5-1, Oct. 27)
• Took eights shots on the year, four of which were on goal

• Played her freshman season at Cincinnati in 2018
• Appeared in 6 games and started in an August 19 matchup at Virginia
• Recorded two shots, with one on goal against Notre Dame on August 30
• A 2018 graduate of Walnut Hills High School (Cincinnati)
• Played on the varsity soccer team as a sophomore and junior
• Earned all-state honors both years, including first team as a junior and second team as a sophomore
• Also was twice named to the all-city team and first-team all-conference
• Played for four different club sides in her career
• With Tri-State Futbol Alliance, helped the team to a pair of Ohio South State Championships (2010-11)
• Played for Cincinnati United Premier (CUP) and reached the Ohio South State Championship match three times, winning twice (2015, 2016)
• CUP was second at the 2014 and 2016 regional events
• Team also finished runners-up at the National League tournament
• At the National event, was selected to the Top XI, which selects the best players in the tournament field
• With Kings Hammer Academy, team won the 2017 Ohio South State Cup title
• KHA was third at regionals and took second place in the National League in 2017
• Also has competed in the 3v3 National Championships in Orlando, Florida, and sand soccer tournaments in Cleveland
• Is the third of her siblings to play a sport in college, following her brother (Josh), who was a member of the baseball team at St. Katherine College, and her sister (Amanda), who played basketball at West Virginia