York University

Profile: A tremendously talented goaltender who is athletic and brings a positive attitude to the team.
 
2015-16: Team MVP … Lions Legacy Award winner … Started 21 games as the goaltender … Second in the OUA in minutes played (1309:37) and third in total saves (589) … Recorded an 8-13 record on the season … Posted career-highs in goals against average (1.97) and save percentage (.927) … Named CIS and OUA athlete of the week for recording back-to-back shutouts on back-to-back nights in a 4-0 victory over Ryerson and 1-0 victory over U of T … Named York female athlete of the week twice during the season.
 
2014-15: Started 19 games as the goaltender … Led the OUA in total minutes played (1448:47) and total saves (616) … Posted a goals against average of 2.07 and a save percentage of .925 … Recorded three shutouts … Was one of four Lions to join the Cops Cycle for Kids team and cycled 960km to Philadelphia to raise money for Toronto’s SickKids Hospital … Earned CIS academic all-Canadian honours and had the third highest GPA of all York student-athletes.
 
2013-14: Team MVP … Started 21 games between the pipes … Posted a 3.24 goals against average and a save percentage of .909 … Made more saves than any other goaltender in the OUA (642) … Named York’s female athlete of the week for the period ending Oct. 27 after a 37-save performance led the Lions to an upset win over No. 5 Queen’s.
 
2012-13: The starting goaltender for the first time, appearing in 25 games … Ranked 12^th in the OUA in both goals against average (2.65) and save percentage (.911).
 
2011-12: Appeared in eight games as a rookie goaltender, posting a record of 3-5 … Recorded one shutout … Posted a goals against average of 2.33 and a save percentage of .901 … Started five of six games in the playoffs, with a 3-2 record, a goals against average of 3.63 and a save percentage of .916.
 
High school: Participated in hockey, flag football, soccer, volleyball and track and field at Twin Lakes … Won the hockey and flag football team MVP awards in 2009.