2016-17 (Senior): Second team All-Ivy League ... Earned share of Team MVP Award ... Also earned Coaches'' Award, given by staff based on work ethic, attitude and commitment to core values of Yale women''s ice hockey program ... Inaugural winner of team''s Big Dog Award for blocking the most shots ... 15th in the nation in points per game among defensemen (7-12-19 in 31 games, 0.61 points per game) ... More than tripled her point total from previous  year (from six to 19) ... Tied for team lead in power play goals with four... Third on team in assists with 12 ... Did not miss a game in her career (123 straight).

2015-16 (Junior): Appeared in all 29 games, extending her streak of consecutive games played to 92 ... One goal, five assists.

2014-15 (Sophomore): Established career highs in goals, assists and points (8-13-21) ... Tied for team lead with three power play goals ... Had season-high four points (0-4-4) Oct. 24, 2014 in 6-2 win at Providence ... Appeared in all 31 games.

2013-14 (Freshman): Led team in power play goals with four ... Five goals, six assists ... Scored game-winning goal on power play with 39.5 seconds left to help Yale to 5-4 win vs. UConn Nov. 29 in first round of 10th annual Nutmeg Classic ... Appeared in all 32 games.

USA Hockey: Attended development camps in 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011.

Before Yale: Attended Regina (Mich.) high school before doing a post-graduate year at Choate Rosemary Hall … Played field hockey and ice hockey for Choate … Choate ice hockey team was New England League runners-up … While at Choate, also played hockey for Assabet Valley 19u, earning gold medal at 2013 USA Hockey National Championships … Played hockey for Little Caesars for four years during high school in Michigan … Captain of Little Caesars in 2010 … Earned silver medals with Little Caesars at National Championships in 2011 (19u) and 2010 (16u) … All-state, all-league field hockey goalie in Michigan at Regina … All-league, all-county  and all-state honorable mention soccer goalie in Michigan at Regina.

Notes: Brother, Tommy, plays ice hockey for Brown ... Throughout high school, was an active member in non-profit organizations Free The Children and Save the Animals Now from Devastation … Served meals to homeless in Detroit soup kitchens ... Interned at an orthodontist office ... Lives on Lake St. Clare and loves water sports, especially wake boarding.

Why Yale? “I chose Yale because it is one of the most prestigious colleges in the World. I will not only get an invaluable education, but also play the sport I love. While visiting Yale, I immediately felt at home due to the fun and friendly coaching staff and team. I can''t wait to be part of the up-and-coming program.”