2019 (Senior): Started 12 games before being sidelined by injury ... Scored second career goal and had a pair of defensive saves.
2018 (Junior): Second team All-Ivy League ... NFHCA National Academic Squad for the third time ... Started all 17 games ... Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week after scoring a goal in Bulldogs'' 3-2 win at Brown in the season finale ... Helped Yale limit its opponent to two goals or fewer in eight of the last nine games.
2017 (Sophomore): NFHCA National Academic Squad for the second time ... Started all 17 games ... Scored first career goal in season-opening 6-2 win vs. Sacred Heart Sept. 2.
2016 (First Year): NFHCA National Academic Squad ... Made varsity debut, and first career start, in 2-0 win vs. Sacred Heart Sept. 3 ... Had defensive save in 4-2 win vs. Hofstra Sept. 11.
England Hockey: England Hockey U18 AASE program 2015.
Millfield School: First XI captain … Captained hockey team to National indoor championship title and National outdoor independent schools championship title in 2016 and was voted MVP … Third place in National U18 outdoor championship 2014 … Third place in National U16 indoor championship 2012 … Also competed in netball, cricket, tennis and equestrian … In equestrian, team was regional winners at NSEA JAS championship in 2013 … Head Girl and Charity chairwoman.
Clifton Ladies Hockey Club: Voted MVP and captain of U18 indoor team that was runners-up in National Club Championship 2016 and runners up in National Ladies Second XI Cup in 2016.
Notes: Registered stage 1 field hockey coach on summer camps for children aged 8-13.
Why Yale? “What impressed me so much about Yale was the ability for top class academics to take place while competing at the top level in athletics. The moment I looked around Yale for the first time I knew it would be my number 1 school, above all the others; there’s something about the campus and the feeling I got when I experienced it for the first time that is impossible to sum up. I can’t wait to be a student-athlete there in the fall.”
