Florida Gators

HONORS

2014 & 2015 All-America First Team by IWLCA

2014 & 2015 All-America First Team by Lacrosse Magazine

2015 IWLCA All-South First Team

2014 & 2015 Tewaaraton Finalist; 2013 nominee

2014 & 2015 Honda Sports Award Nominee

2015 BIG EAST Tournament Most Outstanding Player

2015 BIG EAST All-Tournament Team

2015 BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year

2015 All-BIG EAST First Team

BIG EAST Midfielder of the Week – 4x in 2015

BIG EAST Attacker of the Week – 2x in 2015

BIG EAST Honor Roll – 2x in 2015

2014 WomensLax.com Midfielder of the Year

2014 WomensLax.com All-American

2014 IWLCA All-South First Team

2014 All-ILWomen Team

2014 ALC Tournament MVP

2013 & 2014 All-ALC First Team

2014 ALC Midfield Player of the Year

Brine/ILWomen Player of the Week (4/1/14)

ALC Offensive Player of the Week – 3x in 2014

2013 IWLCA Second Team All-American

2013 SynapseSports.com All-America Second Team

2013 IWLCA All-South Region

ALC Offensive Player of the Week – 3x in 2013

2012 WomensLax.com All-American

2012 SynapseSports.com Third Team All-American

2012 SynapseSports.com All-Rookie Squad

2012 ALC All-Tournament Team

WomensLax.com National Rookie of the Week – 2x in 2012

SynapseSports.com National Rookie of the Week (5/7/12)

ALC Rookie of the Week (4/2/12)

SynapseSports.com National Weekly Honor Roll (4/3/12)

2013 ALC Academic Honor Roll

2014 IWLCA Academic Honor Roll

2013, 2014, 2015 SEC Academic Honor Roll; 2012 SEC First-Year Honor Roll

SENIOR SEASON (2015)

·           Finished her career as one of the most-decorated lacrosse players in NCAA history and ranked tied for eighth all-time with 256 career goals and tied for 16th with 320 points

·           Totaled 74 goals, 98 points, 79 draw controls, 22 caused turnovers, and set career-highs in assists (24), ground balls (31)
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            2015 All-America first team selection by Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) and Lacrosse Magazine

·           Tallied seven points on five goals and two assists, while adding eight draw controls in NCAA First Round win vs. Stanford (5/8)

·           Recorded eight goals and one assist during two-game BIG EAST Tournament, en route to being named Most Outstanding Player

·           Registered a career-high nine points on a season-high seven goals and two assists in win at Vanderbilt (3/22)

·           Caused a career high and tied a UF single game record with five turnovers against Vandy (3/22)

·           Dished out a career-high four assists and added two goals in win loss to Stony Brook (3/17)

·           Scored two goals and became Florida’s all-time leading goal scorer (204), surpassing Kitty Cullen, in win over Loyola (3/3)

·           Tallied six goals and two assists in win at home over Dartmouth (2/28)

·           Despite battling sickness, tallied six draw controls in 21-0 shutout of Michigan (2/14)

·           Scored five goals against Jacksonville (2/11) and moved into second-place on UF’s all-time goal-scoring list

·           Led UF with four goals in loss over No. 2 UNC (2/7)

JUNIOR SEASON (2014)

·         Led the nation with 86 goals and led Florida in points (106), goals (86), assists (20), draw controls (82), free-position goals (32) and caused turnovers (24)

·         Set a new program single-game record with 10 draw controls in the win over High Point, while tying the single-game record of eight goals

·         Tallied three goals, two assists, six draw controls and two ground balls in the NCAA Tournament win over No. 17 Denver

·         Scored seven second-half goals and grabbed a draw control to lead the Florida rally past No. 13 Johns Hopkins on April 5

·         Notched four goals, six draw controls, five ground balls and a caused turnover in the win over No. 11 Penn State

·         Tallied seven goals, one assist, three draw controls, two caused turnovers and a ground ball against Stetson

·         Recorded six goals, a career-high four caused turnovers, four draw controls and two ground balls in the win over Dartmouth

·         Notched three goals, an assist, four draw controls, two caused turnovers and a ground ball against No. 2 Syracuse

·         Had three goals, a career-high four assists, two draw controls and a caused turnover against No. 15 Stony Brook

·         Notched five goals, three assists, eight draw controls, a ground ball and a caused turnover in the win over James Madison

·         Had a team-leading five points off four goals and an assist, with three draw controls, a ground ball and a caused turnover in the season opener against No. 1 North Carolina.

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2013)

·         Scored a team-high 52 goals and led with 59 draw controls, while ranking second for the Gators with 65 points

·         Tallied a team-high three points on two goals and an assist in the NCAA quarterfinal game versus Syracuse

·         Led with a team-high seven draw controls and scored four goals in the win over Denver

·         Helped the Gators in a historic win over No. 4 Northwestern by putting up seven points on five goals and two assists,  and adding a ground ball and five draw controls

·         Had five goals, one ground ball, one draw control and caused two turnovers against No. 13 Dartmouth

·         Had three goals, one assist, two draw controls and caused a turnover in the win over No. 4 Syracuse in the Orange Bowl Classic in Miami

·         Posted a career and program-high eight draw controls while also recording five goals, two caused turnovers and two ground balls against UAlbany

·         Had four goals, three draw controls and one caused turnover against No. 18 Stony Brook.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2012)

·         Played in all but one game for the Gators, making 16 starts

·         Set a new UF season record for draw controls, and tied for third on the team in goals

·         Led the Gators with five goals, an assist and six draw controls against No. 4 Syracuse in the NCAA Semifinals

·         Registered six draw controls, two goals and an assist against Penn State in the NCAA Quarterfinals

·         Topped the team with a career-high seven goals and six draw controls, adding four ground balls and two caused turnovers against No. 1 Northwestern in the ALC Tournament to earn a spot on the All-Tournament team

·         Scored four goals, two draw controls, a ground ball and a caused turnover against No. 17 Vanderbilt

·         Recorded four draw controls and two goals at No. 19 Johns Hopkins, including winning the draw after Johns Hopkins took a lead in overtime, setting up the Gators’ game-tying goal and contributing to the Gators’ first-ever overtime victory

·         Set a then-new school record with seven draw controls at William & Mary.

BEFORE FLORIDA

·         Member of the 2011 U.S. Women’s U-19 Team

·         Starter on Northport’s Varsity Lacrosse team since eighth grade

·         2011 New York State Champions

·         Finished her high school career ranked fourth in the nation in goals (422) and 11th in assists (148)

·         Three-time US Lacrosse All-American (2009, 2010, 2011), four-time all-tournament, all-county and all-league selection

·         Captain and MVP of the Northport team in her junior and senior seasons, while also earning MVP honors for Northport as a sophomore

·         Named Suffolk County Player of the Year as well as All-Long Island Player of the Year in 2010 while being named All-Long Island from 2009-11

MAJOR: English

MINOR: Business

CAREER STATS

Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GB DC TO CT

CAREER HIGHS

Goals................................................................. 8 vs. High Point (2/15/14)

Assists............................................................... 4 vs. Stony Brook (3/1/14)

Points.............................................................. 9 at Vanderbilt (3/22/15)

Shots............................................................... 14 vs. Johns Hopkins (4/5/14)

Ground Balls.................................................... 5, 3x last vs. Villanova (4/11/15)

Draw Controls.................................................. 10 vs. High Point (2/15/14)

Caused Turnovers............................................ 5, 2x, last vs. Villanova (4/11) 

*Graduated in May of 2015 with a degree in English