Women's Soccer

2021 Soccer: NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipient … Repeated United Soccer Coaches All-Region selection, becoming the 10th multi-time all-region player in program history … Repeated as NCAC Offensive Player of the Year, becoming the fourth Scot to earn the honor twice and the fourth player in NCAC history to earn it back-to-back … Voted to CoSIDA's Academic All-District® Team and was a second-team United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-Region honoree … Led the NCAC in goals (12), assists (5), and points (29) … Scored three times during 4-2 win over Wittenberg (Oct. 16) … Final collegiate goal came against Wittenberg (Nov. 6) in the championship of the NCAC Tournament … Goal in NCAC Tournament final marked third straight year scoring in the tourney title game … Finished career with 25 goals, 16 assists, and 66 points, ranking eighth, ninth, and ninth all-time at Wooster … NCAC Athlete of the Week on October 18 after a five-goal week against Hiram (Oct. 12) and Wittenberg … Member of the NCAC Academic Honor Roll for the fourth time.

2021 Lacrosse: Member of the All-NCAC East Division Team … Finished the year with 46 draw controls, 26 groundballs, 29 points, 17 goals, 12 assists, and 10 caused turnovers, with each stat but the goals ranking in the top five on the team … Tracked down 11 draw controls in 22-13 win over Allegheny (April 10) and scored four goals and passed out two assists in that contest … Logged five multi-goal games and four games with at least six draw controls … Member of the IWLCA Academic Honor Roll … Member of the NCAC Academic Honor Roll for the third time.

2020-21 Soccer: Played in both exhibition contests where stats were kept … Within those two contests, had one shot attempt, with that coming against Ohio Wesleyan (March 28) … Member of the NCAC Academic Honor Roll for the third time.

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: Appeared in all 20 games, making 18 starts ... Tallied nine points on three goals and three assists ... Tied for third on team for points and assists ... Tied for fourth on team in goals ... Scored two goals in the final four games of the season including one in the NCAC Tournament Championship game versus Wittenberg (Nov. 3) ... 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 … Parents are Thomas and Julie Wiley … Biochemistry and molecular biology major and Spanish minor.