2015: Started all 15 games she appeared in… Led team with five assists… Recipient of team’s Defensive Player of Year Award.

2014: Started 14 games and tallied an assist in the victory over Brown in the season finale.

2013: Missed the season with an injury.

2012: Started 14 games, which tied for the most of any freshman… Scored her first career goal in first career game, a 2-1 victory over Hartford.

Off the Field: 

• Summer intern as an Activities Specialist at Maryhurst, Inc., a residential treatment facility for teenage girls who have suffered from severe abuse and neglect
• Research Assistant in the Yale Anxiety and Emotion Lab, studying emotions and emotion-related processes in individuals who have internalizing (e.g., anxiety and mood) psychopathology
• Volunteer with YES (Yale Excellence in Sports), an outreach to the New Haven Boys & Girls Club to enrich the lives of underprivileged kids through mentoring and coaching 

Before Yale: Two-time Defensive Player of the Year at St. John’s College…  Four-time WCAC all-conference selection… Team captain as a junior and senior… Earned second team All-Met honors as a senior… Helped lead St. John’s to WCAC titles in 2008 and 2011… Plays club soccer for the ECNL’s Bethesda Freedom, which won three state championships and one Region I title… Recipient of Korrio Player to Watch Award… Named to the ECNL All Event Team for PDA in May, 2012... Participated in the Maryland and Region I Olympic Development Programs… 2011 U.S. Soccer Training Invite.

Personal: Named St. John’s College High School’s Scholar Athlete of the Year... Brother, Phillip, will play men''s soccer at Old Dominion University starting in the fall of 2015.

Why Yale? “Yale combines two major aspects of my life – high-level academics and competitive soccer. Stepping onto campus, I immediately knew it was the place for me, and I cannot wait to be a Bulldog.”