Dutch Hockey: National Dutch Under 14 and Under 15 teams … Team captain in tournaments with Under 15 National Team.

2023 (First Year): NFHCA National Academic Squad honoree... Appeared in four games... Made Yale debut Sept. 1 in 1-0 win at Temple.

Atheneum College Hageveld: Three-time team captain… First in national school field hockey Under 18 tournament in 2019… U17 qualified for Dutch National level competition… U19 qualified for Dutch National level competition… First in RC Polo field hockey Under 18 tournament 2023… Golf, skiing, sailing, kitesurfing, pickleball, kickboxing… Selection School basketball team Under 16… Chairwoman of sustainability commission.

Bloemendaal Hockey Club: Chairwoman, Youth Board… Organizes events for all youth members (approximately 1,000)… At 16 years old participated with Bloemendaal Ladies in Dutch major league… Teammates attended various universities in the United States; for example, Tessel Huibrechts (Harvard), Sanci Molkenboer (Old Dominion). 

Notes: Head coach/trainer/organizer of children's field hockey training at Klaver Kinder Hockey, responsible for training and developing 150 children and managing eight trainers weekly… Volunteer at a nursing home for elderly people… Father, Folkert Mulder, is graduate of University of Rotterdam; played field hockey in premier league field hockey; Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM) (one of Europe's top-ranked business schools); INSEAD, the Business School for the World (one of world's leading and largest graduate business schools); RSM Rotterdam School of Management, Ph.D. programme… Mother, Fleur Verhoeff, is graduate of University of Leiden (one of Europe’s leading international research universities);  Played for U15, U16 and U18 national teams; Played in EHL with HGC Ladies 1st at the age of 18; Played in Dutch Premier League and European Cup… Sister, Jikke Mulder, is at University of Groningen (one of top 100 universities worldwide); has played field hockey for AMHC Rood Wit with first teams in national competition; currently plays for ladies field hockey team of HC Groningen.

Why Yale? “It was that the first moment when I visited Yale, I experienced a culture focused on getting the best out of yourself and fellow students by teaming up in the learning process.  Yale was one of the last schools that I visited, and as someone coming from the other side of the ocean Yale felt the most like home.  I immediately felt a connection with the field hockey coaches and the campus. By living on Yale’s campus, I also hope to learn from the diverse backgrounds of my fellow students and contribute to this process myself and to enrich my perspectives and that of others. Besides the opportunities for intellectual and social exploration, I’m looking forward to playing field hockey for Yale’s field hockey team and to becoming part of an ambitious program, dedicated to growing and developing to its full potential.”