2018: Earned Academic All-MAC honors … Appeared in all 19 games, making 17 starts … Tallied nine total shots, including five on target … Had a season-high three shots, all on goal, against Green Bay (Sept. 7) … Played a total of 1,522 minutes, including a season-high 99 against Western Illinois (Aug. 23) … Played the full 90 minutes (or more) in nine matches.
2017: MAC All-Academic Team… Started all 19 games… Scored game-winning goal in NIU’s season-opening 1-0 win at Western Illinois on Aug. 18… Had a shot on goal against Kent State on Oct. 13.
2016: Appeared in 14 games as a reserve midfielder…her most minutes played came against Arizona State (Sept. 11) where she played 38 minutes…took two shots, one against Milwaukee (Aug. 21) and the other against Western Michigan (Oct. 27)… named to the Academic All-MAC Team.
2015: Returned to action after a lengthy knee injury, playing in 16 games as a reserve attacking midfielder...attempted two shots, one hitting the crossbar against North Dakota (Aug. 23)...featured in 10 MAC matches for the Huskies...also earned a place on the Academic All-MAC Team as one 11 eligible players in the entire conference to have a 4.0 GPA.
2014: Redshirted while recovering from an injury.
HUNTLEY HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time letter winner and offensive captain in 2012...Offensive MVP in 2012...Regional Champion from 2011-13...Conference Champion in 2011... All-Conference and All-Area in 2011 and 2012...All- Sectional in 2012.
CLUB/ODP: Played for Heat United since 2004...Midwest Regional League Champion in 2012, Quarter-Finalist in 2011.
PERSONAL/MISCELLANEOUS: Daughter of Heidi and Dan...Made Principal's List in 2010-11 scholastic year...Majoring in General Public Health...Volunteer at Chicago Soup Kitchen...Also volunteer for tournaments and fundraisers...Enjoys fitness activities including swimming, running, biking, and weight-lifting...Admires Shannon Boxx because "although she is not the most famous player, she is noted for overcoming lupus and continued to play on the national level."...Also admires Alex Morgan because "she changed women's soccer."
