Samford University Athletics

Fantastic athlete . . . tenacious in her commitment to defending . . . her technical ability continues to improve to match her athletic skill.
 
2018 (senior):



2017 (junior):



2016 (sophomore): Logged 59 minutes of game action in four matches for the Bulldogs . . . finished the season with one shot attempt . . . earned her first varsity letter.


 
2015 (freshman): Earned playing time in 10 of the team’s 20 matches on the season and logged 155 minutes of game action . . . started Samford’s non-conference home game against Coastal Carolina on Sept. 6, and garnered nine minutes of playing time in a 2-1 victory . . . played a key role the Bulldogs’ defense that set the Southern Conference’s all-time record by only allowing one goal in league action . . . 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) . . . rattled off three shot attempts with two being on-goal for a stellar .667 shots-on-goal percentage, which led the team in the category . . . all three of her shot attempts occurred in Samford’s 5-0 road victory at The Citadel on Oct. 2 . . . logged a season-high 38 minutes of playing time against VMI on Oct. 9, as the Bulldogs registered a lopsided 7-0 win at home . . . earned her first varsity letter.


 
High School: Starred at Elkhorn Crossing School in Georgetown, Ky., under the tutelage of Andrea “Bug” Brown . . . a speedy outside and center back, she proved to be a four-year varsity athlete and a two-year varsity captain . . . named the Most Valuable Player of her team in both 2013 and 2014, while also earning all-state honorable mention accolades . . . received all-district and all-region team honors in both 2013 and 2014.