Saint Anselm College

ACCOLADES

2019-20: Selected as New England Women's Hockey Alliance (NEWHA) Player of the Week on Oct. 29.

2017-18: New England Women's Hockey Alliance Rookie of the Week (Nov. 8).

AT SAINT ANSELM

2019-20: Appeared in 29 of the Hawks' 33 contests over her junior campaign…Recorded nine points on five goals and four assists…Posted a short-handed and game-winning goal during the season...Scored goals in back-to-back wins over Post on Oct. 25 and 26…Found the back of the net once in the Hawks' 3-3 tie at Brown on Jan. 25 on a short-handed opportunity…Cashed in the game-winning goal at 147:24 of the Hawks' 2-1, five-overtime victory against Franklin Pierce in the NEWHA postseason, breaking the previous record of 144:32 set by Rensselaer and Quinnipiac on Feb. 28, 2010…Totaled 41 shots throughout the season.

2018-19: Played a key role in the offense and defense of the team in her sophomore year…Was utilized in all games but one…Sunk a total of five goals and eight assists for 13 points…Got 65 shots on net…Started the season off with five points in the first six matchups...Scored a game-winning goal in the 4-0 win over Plymouth State…Recorded four points in the final four games including a goal and an assist in the NEWHA Semifinals against St. Michael’s…Knocked in a power-play goal in the 3-1 win over Colby on Feb. 16.

2017-18: Skated in 28 games as a freshman…Registered eight points on five goals and three assists…Totaled 50 shots…Scored first-career goal in 5-1 win over Franklin Pierce on Nov. 3 to start stretch of three-straight games with a goal…Season-high two points on a goal and an assist in 6-1 victory against Post on Jan. 26…Scored short-handed goal in 7-1 win over Franklin Pierce on Feb. 24 in NEWHA Tournament semifinals.

PRIOR TO SAINT ANSELM: Played four years of hockey for Minnesota Revolution...Minnesota Revolution team captain...2017 ICE Award winner...Four-year Honor Roll student...Graduated with honors.

PERSONAL: Parents Christopher and Patricia...Brother Cory...Majoring in Politics and minor in Communications.