Rider University Athletics

At Rider:
Psychology major...Northeast Conference Scholar Athlete...four-time NFHCA Academic Honor Roll honoree...started all 21 games for Rider, compiling a 19-2 record...led the nation in goals against average (0.73) for the second season in a row and was second nationally in save percentage (0.81)...led the NEC with nine shutouts...graduated with a career record of 32-4 and 16 shutouts...as a senior, had shutouts over La Salle, Liberty, Radford, Bucknell, Villanova, Bryant, Sacred Heart and Saint Francis (Pa.) twice including the NEC semifinal win...blanked perennial power Princeton for over 88 minutes in the NCAA Play In game before Rider lost 1-0 in double overtime...played all but 44 minutes of season...only faced double-digit shots once, in a loss at Hofstra...only allowed three goals in NEC regular season play for a conference goals against average of 0.45...as a junior, recorded the shutout in Rider's 1-0 win over Monmouth in the NEC championship game...winning goalie in Rider's 4-2 semifinal victory over Quinnipiac...was a NEC Player of the Week for her efforts in two shutouts over conference opponents Quinnipiac and Sacred Heart...has played in 17 games, starting the last 15 and had gone undefeated (14-0) since assuming the starting job before taking the loss in the NCAA Play-In at Albany....recorded six shutouts in 2010 and led the nation in goals against average (0.68)...held NEC-rival Quinnipiac off the board through 80 minutes of play to preserve the Rider overtime win...recorded a season-high nine saves in a win at West Chester...only one goal allowed in conference play while making 13 saves for a goals against average of 0.15...had a streak of 416 minutes of shutout play ended against Saint Francis (Pa.)...finished the year with a record of 13-2...as a sophomore, appeared in two games, NEC wins over Bryant and Siena...did not appear in any games as a Rider rookie.

At Shore Regional High School:
Second Team All-Conference while earning two letters in field hockey...was also a two year letterwinner in lacrosse, earning Third Team All-Conference honors. 

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