Enters 2008 as starting goalkeeper, and candidate for all-Northeast Conference honors… became SFU’s first-ever field hockey player to be named an ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American (Third Team) in June 2008… carries a 3.99 GPA into the 2008-09 academic year… elected to serve as President of the SFU Student-Athlete Advisory Committee in 2008-09… has been a SAAC representative the previous two seasons… will be a three-time team captain in 2008… started all 16 matches in which she played in 2007, and has started 38 during her career… enters 2008 as the all-time SFU leader in saves (356)… led NEC and ranked third in the nation in saves per game (9.63)… ranked third in NEC and 12^th in the nation in save percentage (.789)… led the NEC in saves (154)… compiled a 3.47 goals against average in 2007… was named to the NEC All-Tournament team as a junior, becoming first SFU player to be so honored… stopped career high 18 shots, which ranks third in school history, in tough 1-0 loss versus Rhode Island (9/7/07)… stopped 11 shots in first win of season versus Siena (9/30/07)… stopped 7 shots in win at Monmouth (10/12/07), SFU’s first-ever road victory… ranked fifth in NCAA D-I in saves-per-game (8.88) as a sophomore... drew starting assignment in every game as a sophomore... made season-high 14 saves against Colgate (fifth-best single-game performance in SFU history at the time)... named program’s first NEC Rookie-of-the-Week on 10/17/05 (9 SV/1 GA, win vs. Siena)… appeared in 12 matches, including six starts, as a freshman… played 70 minutes per game in four of final five games… played in goal for two seasons at East Grand Rapids High School, claiming first team All-Michigan honors as a senior in 2004… served on SAAC and Leadership Council in 2007-08… field hockey’s 2008 representative at APPLE Conference… SFU Dean’s List student… two-time NEC Academic Honor Roll (not eligible as a freshman)… member of NEC’s Commissioner’s Honor Roll… SFU Academic Honor Roll every semester… NFHCA Academic Honor Roll selection… Psychology major.