Florida Gators

2018
· Southeastern Conference All-Tournament team selection for second consecutive year
· Stopped three and successfully converted Florida’s first shot in 2-1 penalty kicks shootout win versus Auburn in SEC Tournament opening round
· TopDrawerSoccer.com National Player of Week after setting UF career solo shutout record (vs. Arkansas Oct. 25) and performance in Auburn PK shootout win (Oct. 28)
· Four save performance versus No. 10 Vanderbilt in SEC Tournament quarterfinal round was No. 6 on SportsCenter’s Oct. 31 Top 10 Plays
· Set career high for saves (8) versus then No. 2 UCLA and at No. 3 Florida State
· Played entirety of 20 matches
· Member of SEC Academic Honor Roll
· Finished with following positions among Florida Career Goalkeeping records:

• No. 1 – solo shutouts (29), complete matches (74)
• No. 2 – minutes (7,189)
• No. 3 – starts (77), saves (25)
• No. T3 – wins as a goalkeeper (48)
• No. 4 – matches appeared (78)
• No. T5 – GAA (0.850)
• Tied for No. 5 on SEC Career list for solo shutouts and No. T11 for GAA

2017:·
SEC All-Tournament team selection
· Recorded 22^nd  solo shutout of career versus Washington State in NCCA Third Round, which is third all-time on UF career list
· Made season debut in 1-0 win versus then No. 24 Mississippi
· Equaled career-high of six saves at Iowa State and again at Texas A&M
· Finished tied for second among SEC goalkeepers with eight shutouts and third with goals-against-average of 0.765 (all matches)
· Sidelined for first six matches with a hand injury
· Member of United Soccer Coaches All-Scholar South Region team
· Member of SEC Academic Honor Roll.
 
2016:
· Played every minute in goal this season
· Nine solo shutouts ties for third on UF’s season shutouts list
· Matched collegiate high of six saves at No. 3 Stanford, versus UCF and Georgia, at No. 2 South Carolina
· SEC Defensive Player of Week after a 10-save weekend versus pair of top-20 teams (six saves at No. 3 SU, four saves at No. 15 UCLA)
· Picked up same honor after registering seventh solo shutout at Missouri (1-0 win)
· Attended U.S. Under-18 National Team camp in Carson, Calif., Dec. 10-17, 2016
· Member of SEC Academic Honor Roll
 
2015:
· First collegiate solo shutout recorded in first start – also stopped a penalty kick versus Jacksonville
· Played entirety of 15 matches
· Goals-against-average of 0.85 stands third in SEC (all matches)
· Five saves in 2-1 double overtime win versus No. 17 South Carolina
· Set collegiate high with six saves versus Arkansas
· Also recorded assist on Briana Solis’ goal – third Gator goalkeeper to earn an assist in school history (Brittni Goodwin/2003-06 and Taylor Burke/2011-14 each had two)
· Five solo shutouts, including final two matches of SEC regular season
· Made first appearance against Oklahoma State on Sept. 4, playing the second half and overtime
· Member of 2016 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll
 
High School:
· Three-year member of St. Petersburg High School team, which reached 2015 Class 5A District 8 final
· 2014 Pinellas County Athletic Conference champions
· Tampa Bay Times 2013 Times’ All-Pinellas County first team
· Chosen to play in 2015 Pinellas County Senior All-Star match
· Coached by Rui Farias at St. Petersburg H.S.
 
Club:
· Five-year member of Tampa Bay United Premier 97, which won 2015 US Youth Soccer National Championship
· Named Golden Glove recipient and among the US Youth National Finals Girls Best XI after allowing just one goal during the course of 2015 tournament play at the national championships’ site
· Tampa Bay United Premier 97 advanced to the national stage after winning the 2015 Disney U17 Showcase Black
· Called into U.S. Under-19 Women’s National Team camp in July 2015
· Runner-up in 2014 US Youth Soccer National Championship
· Won 2012 US Club Soccer National title
· Coached by Adrian Bush at TBU
· Four-year Olympic Development Program (ODP) selection, including three years on Region III ODP team
· Traveled to Costa Rica (2013), England (2014) and Italy (2015) to play with Region III team
 
Major:
Received bachelor's degree in Sports Management in December of 2018