lacrosse (varsity freshman)
goals-52
assists-27
ground balls-56

Vert. Jump-19.2in.
30 yard dash-4.63sec
pro agility-4.93sec

I started playing lacrosse as soon as I could walk. My dad played in college so he wanted my sisters and I to as well. I led my high school varsity lacrosse team in assists and ground balls my freshman year. I ended my freshman season with 52 goals, 27 assists, and 56 ground balls. My high school team lost in the state semifinals and ended the season as conference champions. I am comfortable dodging with the stick in both my right and left hand. I think that feeding is one of my strongest strengths on the field. I have great vision and i'm always looking for the next pass. I also play on my high schools very successful varsity field hockey team. I started both my freshman and sophomore year as a forward. I earned all conference, all tournament team, and player of the year my sophomore year. I also finished the season with the 7th most goals in the nation. Before I started field hockey I played ice hockey. I lived in New Canaan, Connecticut for 11 years before I moved to Chapel Hill, North Carolina. I played competitive ice hockey for 7 years in New Canaan. I have 4 sisters. My oldest sisters is Reilly and she is 21 and plays division 1 lacrosse at Virginia Tech, my second oldest sister is Flynn and she is 19 and plays division 1 lacrosse at East Carolina University. I have a twin sister named Regan, she is a minute older than me and she also plays lacrosse. Lastly, I have a younger sister named Camden, she is 11 and also plays lacrosse. I took 5 honors classes my freshman year and 4 honors classes and 1 AP my sophomore year. 4.0 GPA

Lacrosse accolades
-Varsity starter as a freshman
-All-conference
-All triangle freshman team
-3rd leading scorer
-Leader in assists
-Leader in ground balls
-8th most goals in conference as a freshman
-Overall record 17-3 conference
-Conference record 7-0
-2019 conference champions
-Lost in the state semi finals
-2019 unc elite summer camp all star
-2019 under armor all america south command team
-Selected for 2019 under armor all america call back academy

Field hockey accolades
-varsity starter as a freshman
-3rd leading scorer
-2019 conference champs
-2019 state runner ups
-Overall record 18-3
-Conference record 10-0
-Sophomore varsity starter
-2nd leading scorer
-All-tournament team
-7th most goals in the nation
-All-conference
-Player of the year