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2023-24 Season

• Appeared in all 25 games for the Roos posting 19 points on 11 goals and eight assists
• Ranked second on the team in points (19) and goals (11) and tied for first in assists (8)
• Tied for the team lead with a +12 on-ice rating
• Ranked fourth with 11 blocked shots
• Scored game-winning goals in a 3-1 win against Stevenson (11/25) and a 2-1 win at Oswego State (2/11/24)
• Registered five multi-point games including two three point outings
• Named SUNYAC Player of the Week (11/27/23)
• Named to the SUNYAC Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll
• Named a Krampade AHCA All American Scholar
• Named College Sports Communicators Academic All-District

2022-23 Season

• Appeared in 25 games tallying six goals and eight assists for a total of 14 points
• Registered a goal and two assists in a 5-0 win against Buffalo State (11/4/22)

2021-22 Season

• Appeared in 24 games tallying 14 points on seven goals and seven assists
• Scored game-winning goals in wins at King’s (10/30/21) and Wilkes University (12/11/21) 
• Scored her first career goal and points scoring twice in her collegiate debut, a 4-0 win at King’s (10/30/21)

2020-21 Season

• The women’s hockey team practiced but did not play any games due to COVID

High School/Previous School

• Attended Holy Spirit High School and played ball and ice hockey for four years. She also played volleyball for three years.
• Played AAA hockey for the Eastern Icebreakers
• Provincial Champion with the Icebreakers in 2017, 2019 & 2020
• Attended St. Francis Xavier where she played one year of ice hockey.
• U-Sport Academic All Canadian

Personal

• Born May 15, 2002
• Daughter of Annette and Paul
• Sister to Deidra
• Health & Fitness Promotion major

Fun Facts
Career Ambition: Physical Therapist
What is a Little-Known Fact About Yourself? I have played every position in hockey, including goalie.
Who is Your Personal Hero/Idol and Why? My dad. He was the one who agreed for me to play hockey at the age of nine when I asked and was excited to teach me. My dad coached me from the age of nine until around 15, and he taught me so much about the game of hockey. I do not think that I would still be in hockey today if my dad hadn’t had such an impact on me, and if he was not one of my biggest supporters. Away from the rink, my dad also supports me with everything that I do, and does his best to help out where I can. He is a very motivated individual, and seeing how motivated he is makes me want to be the same or even more motivated than him.
Favorite Sports Team: Montreal Canadiens
Favorite Professional Athlete: Cole Caufield
Favorite Food: Chicken Alfredo
Favorite Song: Everything I Love – Morgan Wallen
Favorite Music Artist: Morgan Wallen
Favorite Movie: Insidious
Favorite Sports Movie: The Benchwarmers
Why Did You Chose SUNY Canton: To be able to focus equally on my academics as well as athletics. I also really enjoyed the guaranteed small class sizes, and how close everyone within the community is.
What Do You Like Most About SUNY Canton: I really like the small class sizes. I find I learn better in that type of environment rather than big lecture halls. I also like that we have a rink on campus so that my teammates and I do not have to commute to an outside rink for practices and home games.
Who is Your Favorite SUNY Canton Professor and Why? Dr. McDonald in the PTA faculty. She is almost like a mom away from home. She always makes sure that each student succeeds and reaches their full potential in each class whether it is a skills lab, or a lecture class. Dr. McDonald always has open arms whether you need to talk about classes, sports, or outside life. She is always very forgiving and comforting, making her my favorite professor.
What do you like most about your sports team/coach at SUNY Canton: I love that my hockey team is very close and are able to do things as a team outside of the rink, whether it is a team dinner, going on outings to places like Fobare’s, etc. Everyone is always there for each other, and I know that I will always have someone to lean on. Coaches are also there for each one of their players and welcomes us into their offices with open arms. They both make sure to get to know each of us away from the rink, and make the rink feel like a home away from home, which is very special to have.