2004: Missed season due to injury. 2003: A 2003-04 BIG EAST Academic All-Star...Continues to be one of the top players for the Red Storm...Started all 19 games, splitting time between the midfield and the defensive lines...Had one goal and was tied for third with two assists for four points on the season...Took 14 shots...Had an assist in a win over Stony Brook (9/23)...Had a season-high three points, notching her only goal of the season and adding an assist in a 4-1 win over Hartford (10/4). 2002: Started 20 of 21 games for the Red Storm this season...Finished the year with two goals and three assists for seven points...Assisted on Dominica Reina's gamewinning goal in 1-0 shutout of Seton Hall (10/18)...Notched lone Red Storm goal vs. Monmouth (10/9)...Recorded second career goal and first of the season at Boston College (10/4)... Assisted on Dominica Reina's insurance goal vs. regionally-ranked Syracuse (9/22), securing the Northeast Division win for the Red Storm...Notched three shots in double overtime tie with Boston University (9/15) at the Rugters Invitational...In the season opening win against Fordham (9/3), assisted on the game winning goal by Kaitlin Schmidt, while attempting three shots...After strong performance off the bench in season opener moved into the starting lineup for the remainder of the year...Athletic Director's Honor Roll...BIG EAST Academic All-Star. 2001: Appeared in all of the Red Storm's 17 games, starting three of them...First career goal was a gamewinner in 1-0 double overtime victory over Manhattan College (10/24)...Earned first career assist in a 2-1 loss to Stony Brook (10/31)...Finished the season tied for fourth on the team in points with three. At Hauppauge High School: A four-year letter winner for Hauppauge...Was the leading scorer in each of her four years on the varsity squad, breaking the school's career goals mark by her junior campaign.... The senior captain was selected to the NSCAA/addidas High School All-East Regional Team in 1999 and 2000...Also All-State (1999 and 200), All-Suffolk County (1998,1999, and 2000) and All-League Academic (2000)...Played for Ken Gableman...Club team, the HBC Magic, coached by Ian Stone, was 1999-2000 Regional I finalists and 2000 Columbia Invitational Premier Flight champions.
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