Women's Lacrosse

2020 Lacrosse: Appeared and started in all five games … Tallied seven points on four goals and three assists … 3-for-3 in free position shots … 11 draw controls, six groundballs and three caused turnovers … Scored two points in three of the five games … Scored two goals in season opening 15-14 win over Transylvania (March 1) … Member of the NCAC Academic Honor Roll.

2019 Soccer: United Soccer Coaches All-Great Lakes Region first-team selection … NCAC Offensive Player of the Year after leading the Scots with seven goals, seven assists, and 21 points … Tied for the conference lead in assists and tied for fifth in goals … Netted the game-winner in the 110th minute of the NCAC Tournament championship at DePauw (Nov. 9), as the Scots repeated as the NCAC Tournament champion … Offensive hero in Wooster’s 2-0 win over Denison (Nov. 6) in the semifinals of the NCAC Tournament … Scored a goal and assisted on the other against the Big Red … Tallied the lone goal in a 1-0 win at Wittenberg (Oct. 19) … Also scored against John Carroll (Sept. 12), Muskingum (Oct. 1), Oberlin (Oct. 26), and Denison (Nov. 2) … Member of the NCAC Academic Honor Roll.

2019 Lacrosse: Key player, primarily on the defensive end and in transition … Tied for third on the team with 31 groundballs, third with 15 caused turnovers, and fourth with 34 draw controls … Offensively, scored three times and dished out six assists … Signature outing came against Denison (May 5) in the championship game of the NCAC Tournament … Credited with four draw controls, three caused turnovers, and two groundballs against the Big Red … Won eight draw controls against DePauw (April 27) … Logged seven games with three groundballs, with those outings including a 15-14 win over Baldwin Wallace (March 20) … One of 10 Scots on the NCAC Academic Honor Roll.

2018 Soccer: Emerged as one of the Scots’ go-to players in the attacking end … Tied for third on the team with nine points … Scored three goals and added three assists … Scored in 4-0 win over Wittenberg (Nov. 3) in the championships of the NCAC Tournament … Added goals in wins over Kenyon (Oct. 10) and Thomas More (Oct. 27) … Member of the NCAC Academic Honor Roll.

2018 Lacrosse: Key reserve midfielder who entered every game but one … Finished the year with 16 draw controls, eight groundballs, seven goals, and two assists … Had the “luck of the Irish” with a season-high six draw controls at Whittier (March 17) … Scored twice against Adrian (March 24) and Hiram (April 17).

2017 Soccer: Displayed tremendous speed, making five starts in 18 appearances as one of the Scots’ go-to attacking reserves … Came on late, in particular, netting three goals and one assist in final nine games, with all goals coming in key NCAC matches … Scored first collegiate goal in 2-1 victory at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept. 30) … Tallied game-opening goal in 1-1 draw against Oberlin (Oct. 14) before tallying an assist in NCAC Tournament clinching 2-0 win vs. Allegheny (Oct. 24) … Put the Scots up 3-1 in NCAC Tournament semifinal at top-seeded Kenyon (Oct. 31).

Prior to Wooster: Two-time league all-star team selection as a four-year letterwinner and two-sport athlete.

Personal: Born May 4, 1999 … Daughter of Thomas and Julie Wiley … Majoring in biochemistry and molecular biology with a minor in Spanish.