Women's Soccer

Talented central defender, who has the ability to play anywhere on the field, according to the coaches ... a strong force on the field ... captain

2018 Soccer: Appeared and started in all 20 games ... NCAC Defensive Player of the Year ... All-NCAC First Team ... NCAC All-Tournament Team ... Tallied one assist in a 2-1 loss at Oberlin (Oct. 13) ... Anchored a defense that allowed just 16 goals, six shutouts and 0.76 goals per game.

2018 Lacrosse: Earned a third all-conference honor with a spot on the second team … Transitioned into a larger role in the attacking end, and went on to lead the team in points (48), while finishing second in goals (25), and third in assists (13) … Won 47 draw controls, scooped up 29 groundballs, and caused 26 turnovers … One of the stars in Wooster’s 14-11 win over Oberlin (May 2) in the NCAC Tournament … Scooped up five groundballs, caused four turnovers, scored twice, and was credited with two draw controls against the Yeowomen … Scored a career-high five goals at Baldwin Wallace (March 28), and matched that with a five-goal showing versus Kenyon (April 11).

2017 Soccer: Started all 18 games as a leader among the backline … Continued to showcase ability to effectively transition the ball from the backline to the attacking front, logging one goal and one assist in addition to eight shots on goal … Assisted in 3-1 win at Frostburg St. (Sept. 2) … Scored first career goal in 4-2 loss at Denison (Oct. 21).

2017 Lacrosse: Earned all-conference honors for the second straight year, this time garnering a honorable mention certificate … Started all 16 games while moving into a more offensive role … Tallied career-bests in goals (20) and assists (3) … Scored four times at Allegheny (April 26) and netted a hat trick in win over Hendrix (March 22) … Corralled 49 draw controls, ranking second on the team and top 10 in the conference … Also ranked second on the team in groundballs (40) and top 10 in the conference … Recorded two games with five groundballs … Had breakthrough defensive game in 14-13 win at Kenyon (April 1), totaling career-high eight caused turnovers in addition to five groundballs and five draw controls … Ended the season with a top 10 mark league-wide in caused turnovers (25).

2016 Soccer: Earned All-Ohio second-team and All-North Coast Athletic Conference first-team honors .. Continued to serve as a defensive leader, starting all 19 games in the central backfield … Helped lead a Wooster defense that did not allow multiple goals to NCAC opponents all year … Sees the field well, proven with a pair of long through-ball assists … Delivered game-tying assist in 3-1 second-half comeback victory over Hiram (Sept. 24) … Provided over-the-top assist from near-midfield to open scoring in 2-1 win over Ohio Wesleyan (Oct. 18).

2016 Lacrosse: Earned second team all-conference laurels … One of two freshmen to start in all 17 contests … Set the single-season program record for draw controls (81) … Also scooped up 39 groundballs, caused 23 turnovers, and scored four goals … Opened collegiate career with eight draws and four groundballs against Div. II Walsh (March 3) … Won 10 draws at Oberlin (April 30), helping Wooster clinch a spot in the four-team NCAC Tournament in the process … Won 32 draws over a four-game stretch from April 19-30 … Recorded five games with at least four groundballs.

2015 Soccer: Earned a starting spot from day one in the defensive backfield … Went on to start all 19 matches, 13 of which ended in Wooster shutouts … Helped Wooster rank 11th in Div. III in shutout percentage (.684) and 33rd in goals-against average (.619).

Prior to Wooster: Earned five letters in lacrosse and four in soccer at Williston Northampton School … Played in the Western New England Preparatory School Soccer Association All-League Game … Helped lacrosse team to 12-2 record as a senior.

Personal: Born Aug. 7, 1997 … Daughter of Bill and Shawn Lawrence … Majoring in neuroscience.