Butler University Athletics

2008 - Sophomore Season: Set a Butler recordwith over 1,868 minutes in net during her initial campaign with theBulldogs...also posted the sixth-lowest goals-against average inschool history, yielding just 1.06 per contest...her 85 saves werethe seventh-most in a single season in program history...her savetotal already has her ranked eighth on the career charts...earnedthree shut-outs while helping the team to six on theseason...started in 21 of the club's 22 matches during theyear...played over 100 minutes in net on three occasions...wentfour-straight games - totaling over 300 minutes - without allowinga goal from Sept. 25 to Oct. 5...made a season-high 12 saves atMissouri (Sept. 14).

2007 - Freshman Season: Played at theUniversity of Kentucky...earned Academic All-SEC honors...startedthe first five games of the season before sitting out 14 of thelast 15 games with an injured knee...played in first collegiategame in Kentucky's season opener at No. 15 Purdue, recording adouble-overtime shutout...recorded three shutouts in the five gamesshe played...helped lead her club team, the Carmel United Cyclones,to the 2007 National Championship.

2006 - Redshirt Season: Redshirted as a memberof the Kentucky women's soccer team.

High School: Finished her career as the shutoutleader at Pike High School with 27...was named all-conference,all-state honorable mention and a Star North All-Star...three-yearletterwinner...named ICGSA First Team All-State and ISCA First TeamAll-District as a senior...also named all-county by theIndianapolis Star...honored as the Pike High School Female Athleteof the Month in September of 2006...was the goalkeeper for theCarmel United Soccer Club '88 Cyclones, who were ranked as high asfifth in the nation by NationalSoccerRanking.com... her 2005 clubteam fell in the Region II semifinals in overtime to the eventualU-17 national champion...team finished as USYSA Region II springleague champions in 2004...member of the National Junior HonorSociety...served as her class treasurer.