American University

2023: Started five of the 13 games she played in the 2023 season... Scored her only goal of the season in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament against Duke in a 2-1 loss.

2022: Patriot League Academic Honor Roll … Played in 14 games, starting in 10, during the fall 2022 season … Finished the campaign with four points coming off one goal and two assists.
 
2021: Played in all 17 games, including two starts during her sophomore campaign … Scored four goals and pitched three assists for 11 points … Scored her first career goal against Old Dominion (8/29) … Added another in the close 3-2 win against Bucknell (10/2) and in the 6-0 shutout win against Holy Cross (10/16) … Closed the season with a goal in the NCAA Opening Round game against Iowa (11/12), giving the Eagles a 2-1 lead in the second half … Pitched in assists against Old Dominion (8/29), Cornell (10/17), and at Colgate (10/30).  

2020-21: Played in six games during her condensed freshman campaign … Played a key role in the Eagles’ midfield … Got off three shots against Bucknell (3/28), then again against the Bison during the Patriot League Tournament semifinal (4/22).
 
High School: Played for the Repton Hockey Club where she served as captain of the U16 and U18 teams … Helped lead her team to second-place finishes in the country in 2018 and 2017, and a third-place finish in 2016 … She was also a 2020 Super 6s National Champion and a three-time Super 6s National finalist (2016-18), including as runner-up in 2018 and 2019 … Scored the lone goal to lead her team to its first U18 national title in 2019 … Also helped lead the Mixed XI Tier I to three consecutive national titles (2017-19) … Team was Tier I National Championships runner-up in 2018 and 2019.
 
Personal: Parents are Catriona and Mark … Has two siblings – Eleanor and Lizzie.
 
Why she chose American: “I really wanted to go to a school in the U.S., and I felt that American it would offer me a great field hockey experience along with its good academics. I was really keen to go to a university based in a city, and when I visited Washington, D.C., and AU I immediately liked both. I was impressed with the fantastic welcome I received. The coaches, students, and staff were all so friendly and kind, and I felt that I could fit in well. The facilities are great and the academic support for student-athletes is excellent. I feel that I will be able to achieve a good balance both on the field and in the classroom."