Samford University Athletics

SOCON’S ACTIVE CAREER LEADER IN WINS (35)
2017 PRESEASON ALL-SOCON TEAM
2016 FIRST-TEAM ALL-SOCON
2016 SOCON PLAYER OF THE WEEK (Sept. 13)
2016 GENERAL SHALE SOCON STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE WEEK (Oct. 5)
2015 FIRST-TEAM ALL-SOCON
2015 GENERAL SHALE SOCON STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE WEEK (Sept. 30)
2014 SECOND-TEAM ALL-SOCON
2014 SOCON ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM
 
2017 (senior): Proved to be one of 11 players named to the Preseason All-Southern Conference Team . . . enters the season as the SoCon’s active career leader in wins with 35 . . . ranked second on the conference’s active career leaders list in both saves (158) and shutouts (13).
 
2016 (junior): Earned First-Team All-SoCon honors . . . entered the season as the SoCon’s active career leader in both wins (21) and goals-against average (1.09) . . . tied for second on the SoCon’s active career leader list with nine shutouts . . . named the SoCon Player of the Week on Sept. 13, after she tallied four impressive saves in Samford’s 1-0 shutout victory over Baylor . . . named the General Shale SoCon Student-Athlete of the Week on Oct. 5, after she played a key role in the Bulldogs’ 2-0 record with wins against Mercer and The Citadel . . . finished the season ranked second in the SoCon in both goals-against average (0.58) and save percentage (.830) . . . closed out the regular season with a brilliant 14-0-0 overall record in goal . . . started in 16 matches for the Bulldogs and only allowed a total of eight goals for a miniscule goals-against average of 0.58 . . . finished the season with four shutouts, 39 saves, a 14-1-0 overall record and 109 shots faced . . . played a key role in the Bulldogs’ defense that finished the season ranked No. 18 in the nation in shutout percentage (.571) . . . closed out the year ranked No. 18 in the nation in goals-against average (0.58) and No. 53 in save percentage (0.83) . . . earned her third varsity letter.
 
2015 (sophomore): Earned First-Team All-SoCon honors . . . named the General Shale SoCon Student-Athlete of the Week on Sept. 30, after tallying nine key saves in a 2-0 shutout victory against league-rival Furman . . . held an impressive 3.90 grade-point average in nursing . . . concluded the regular season with a brilliant 0.60 goals-against average and tallied a 7-1 record as a starter . . . helped anchor the Bulldogs’ defense that set the SoCon’s all-time record by only allowing one goal in league play . . . Samford outscored its opponents, 21-1, in conference matches and led the SoCon in both fewest goals allowed (15) and goals-against average (0.73) . . . finished the season with a miniscule 0.64 goals-against average, a total which ranked eighth in SoCon history . . . concluded the year ranked second in the SoCon in both goals-against average (0.64) and shutouts per game (0.40) . . . also finished the season ranked fourth in the conference in both save percentage (.821) and shutouts (4) . . . earned playing time in 10 matches and started in eight games . . . only allowed five goals in a total of 708:12 minutes for a team-best, goals-against average of 0.64 . . . concluded the season with a 7-1 record, four shutouts and an .821 save percentage . . . only allowed goals in three matches (South Alabama, Kennesaw State and Mercer) . . . tallied a season-high five saves in the Bulldogs’ key 1-0 road victory at Mercer on Oct. 4 . . . earned her second varsity letter.
 
2014 (freshman): Earned Second-Team All-SoCon honors . . . named to the SoCon All-Freshman Team . . . finished the season ranked No. 35 in the nation in goalkeeper minutes played with 1,944:02 . . . ranked second on the SoCon’s active career leaders list with 14 wins . . . ranked third on the SoCon’s active career leaders list with five shutouts . . . finished the season ranked first in the SoCon in shutouts (5), third in saves (96) and fourth in both goals-against average (1.25) and save percentage (.780) . . . honored by the SoCon on Oct. 14, as she was named the league’s Player of the Week after pulling down a career-high 11 saves in a brilliant 1-0 road victory at previously undefeated UNCG . . . started in goal in all 22 of the team’s matches and logged a team-high 1,944:02 minutes of game action . . . finished the season with 96 saves and a solid 1.25 goals-against average . . . registered a 14-8 record in goal and notched five solo shutouts . . . proved to be in goal for 264 of the team’s 267 shots faced . . . earned her first career start against Cincinnati on Aug. 22 and remained in the opening lineup for the remainder of the season . . . played a huge role in the Bulldogs’ defense that finished second in the SoCon in shutouts (7) . . . turned in a stellar outing against No. 14-ranked South Carolina on Aug. 24 by notching a match-high 10 saves . . . earned her first varsity letter.
 
High School: Excelled at Northside High School in Warner Robins, Ga. . . . earned First-Team All-Region 1-AAAA honors . . . at 6-feet tall, she proved to be a dynamic goalkeeper and started for her varsity team as a freshman . . . named the 2011 Most Valuable Player of her soccer squad and also earned the Sixth-Man Award on her varsity basketball team . . . an outstanding all-around athlete, she also proved to be the county’s high jump champion as an eighth grader in 2010 . . . owned a perfect 4.0 grade-point average since middle school and ranked second in her senior class of over 400 students . . .  a four-year varsity starter at goalkeeper . . . garnered a multitude of academic honors throughout her prep career and was also involved with a variety of community activities.