Women's Lacrosse

2021 Lacrosse: First-team IWLCA All-Great Lakes Region, NCAC Defensive Player of the Year, and member of the All-NCAC East Division Team … The program's first NCAC Defensive Player of the Year since 2004 … Ranked in the top 25 nationally with a 52.6 save percentage … Tallied 113 saves on the year and had an 11.16 goals-against average … Led the NCAC in minutes, saves, save percentage, and wins … Had seven double-digit save performances on the year … NCAC Athlete of the Week on April 19 after stopping 27 shots in pair of wins over Kenyon (April 14, April 17) … Added 18 groundballs and four caused turnovers … Surpassed 400 career saves against Denison (May 1) in NCAC title game, becoming the sixth Scot to hit that milestone … Member of the IWLCA Academic Honor Roll … Member of the NCAC Academic Honor Roll for the third time.

2020-21 Field Hockey: No season … NFHCA National Academic Squad member for the fourth time … Member of the NCAC Academic Honor Roll for the third time.

2020 Lacrosse: Appeared and started in all five games as goalie … Went 3-2, spending 302:18 in net with 79 goals against and 68 saves for a 46.3 save percentage … Recorded a season-high 17 saves vs. Moravian (March 12) … Member of the NCAC Academic Honor Roll.

2019 Field Hockey: Earned third all-conference honor after ranking second in the NCAC with 135 saves … Posted third consecutive season with a top-two ranking within the conference in saves … Started all 17 games and finished with a .791 save percentage and a 2.25 goals-against average … Turned aside 14 shots against Centre (Sept. 8) and Wittenberg (Oct. 5) as part of seven double-digit save performances … Member of the NFHCA National Academic Squad … Member of the NCAC Academic Honor Roll.

2019 Lacrosse: Debuted on the all-conference squad as a first-team selection … Posted a 15-2 record in net … Tallied 135 saves and had a 7.87 goals-against average … Upped career-high in saves to 15 during a thrilling 15-14 win at Kenyon (April 24) … Totaled 23 saves during the NCAC Tournament (May 2, May 5) … Turned in seven games with double-digit saves, including in 15-14 win over Baldwin Wallace (March 20) … One of 10 Scots named to the NCAC Academic Honor Roll.

2018 Field Hockey: Earned second-team NFHCA All-Great Lakes Region honors and was elevated to the All-NCAC first-team … Ranked seventh nationally with a .844 save percentage, a mark tops within the Great Lakes Region … Led a defense ranked 37th nationally with a 1.30 goals-against average, while the team’s 7.38 saves per game ranked 63rd in Div. III … Upped career-high in saves to 20 at nationally-ranked Washington & Jefferson (Oct. 16) … Added 16 saves in win at Earlham (Sept. 22) and 15 in win at Ohio Wesleyan (Oct. 6) … Member of the NFHCA National Academic Squad and NCAC Academic Honor Roll.

2018 Lacrosse: Emerged as the starting ‘keeper early in the season, and started all but two games … Ranked fifth in the NCAC with an 11.29 goals-against average … Posted an 11-4 record in cage, and tallied 102 saves … Logged a season-high 14 saves at Ohio Wesleyan (April 28), and matched that total against Denison (May 5) in the championship game of the NCAC Tournament … Logged double-digit saves (12) in debut at Pomona-Pitzer (March 15).

2017 Field Hockey: Started 18 games en route to second-team all-conference selection … Ranked first league-wide in total saves (138) and second in save percentage (.798) in addition to a top five goals-against average (2.04) … Totaled seven shutouts, including five in conference play … Highlight of the year came in 1-0 double overtime shutout against eventual conference champion Denison (Sept. 13) … Logged 17 saves during the win over the Big Red … Member of the NFHCA National Academic Squad.

Prior to Wooster: Part of two-time Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League gold medal team while prepping at North Allegheny High School … Named team captain as a senior in both field hockey and lacrosse.

Personal: Born Oct. 9, 1998 … Daughter of Blynn and Krisanne Shideler … Majoring in mathematics and physics.