Stonehill College

Career Highs Totals Opponent Goals 7 3/21/12 vs. St. Anselm Assists 3 3/26/13 vs. Franklin Pierce Points 8 4/14/10 vs. Southern Conn. State Shots 12 Two Times Ground Balls 6 Two Times Draw Control 6 3/20/13 at Assumption Caused TOs 2 Three Times

Became 13th 200 point scorer inprogram history with her six goal performance at SouthernConnecticut State (4/11). Finished career ranked sixth in programhistory for career goals (190) and ninth for career points(228).

2013: IWLCA All-NorthRegion second team. All-Northeast-10 Conference second team. NE-10Commissioner's Honor Roll both semesters. Athletic Director's HonorRoll for spring semester. Started all 19 gamesplayed. Registered 62 goals and 13 assists for 75 points, rankingsecond on the team in goals and points and fifth for assists. Goaltotal is tied for sixth on program's single-season list. Led theteam with three gamewinning goals and converted a team-best13-of-25 free position attempts and also posted 35 ground balls, 23draw controls and 11 caused turnovers. Ranked sixth among NE-10leaders in goals, points and free-position goals. Finished 15thnationally in Division II for goals scored and 28th in scoring.Played all 12 NE-10 games and finished second on the team with 50points on a team-high 40 goals and ten assists, adding 25 groundballs, 17 draws and ten caused turnovers. Posted 22 goals and threeassists for 25 points in seven non-conference games. Finished with26 goals and seven assists for 33 points in nine home games,collecting 22 ground balls, ten draws and five caused turnovers.Led the Skyhawks with 35 goals in nine road games, adding fiveassists for 40 points. Registered 41 goals and 11 assists for 52points in the Skyhawks 13 wins, adding 25 ground balls, 17 drawsand eight caused turnovers. Scored a team-best seven goals in threepostseason games, adding an assist for eight points. Netted ateam-high 29 goals in eight games in the month of April. Led theteam with 28 goals in nine games played against ranked opponents,adding two assists for 30 points. Established her season-high withsix goals in season-opener at #4 Rollins (3/2), adding a groundball and two draw controls. Posted four points with two goals andtwo assists in win over Queens (3/17). Netted three goals,including the gamewinner, against Saint Michael's (3/18). Scoredfive goals and collected a career-best six draw controls in win atAssumption (3/20). Registered a season-high seven points with fourgoals and a career-best three assists in win over Franklin Pierce(3/26), adding four ground balls. Matched her career-high with sixground balls to go with two goals, including the gamewinner, andtwo assists for four points with four draws and two causedturnovers in win over American International (3/28). Posted threegoals and an assist for four points in win at Southern NewHampshire (4/3). Totaled five points with four goals and an assistto go with three ground balls at #7 Le Moyne (4/6). Recorded threegoals and three ground balls in key win over #12 Bentley (4/9).Matched her season-high with six goals in win at SouthernConnecticut State (4/11). Added five goals, two ground balls andtwo draws against #1 LIU Post (4/13). Totaled four points with twogoals and two assists with three ground balls and two causedturnovers in win at Merrimack (4/17). Posted four goals, includingthe gamewinner, and an assist for five points in key win at SaintAnselm (4/23) to cap the regular season. Scored three goals againstthe Hawks a week later (5/1) in the first round of the NE-10Tournament. Netted three goals against top-ranked and eventualnational champion LIU Post in the first round of the NCAATournament (5/11). NE-10 Player of the Week once(4/15).

2012: All-Northeast-10 Conference second team.One of just four players to start all 19 games. Ranked second onthe team with 63 points and 55 goals, dishing out eight assists.Was among three players to share the team lead with threegame-winning goals. Converted 13-of-35 free-position shots and alsototaled 31 ground balls, 21 draw controls and three causedturnovers. Ranked sixth among NE-10 leaders for free-positiongoals, eighth in goals and 13th for points. Ranked 21st nationallyin Division II for goals scored. Scored a team-high 37 goals in 12NE-10 games and added six assists for 43 points, while alsototaling 18 ground balls, 14 draw controls and two causedturnovers. Scored four goals in two NE-10 Tournament games. Posted35 goals and five assists for 40 points in 13 games played againstnationally-ranked opponents. Led the team with 27 points and 24goals in seven home games, dishing three assists to go with 16ground balls. Netted a team-high 24 goals in nine road games,adding four assists for 28 points, 12 ground balls and 14 drawcontrols. Registered a team-high 46 goals in the Skyhawks 14 wins,with seven assists for 53 points, 23 ground balls and 18 drawcontrols. Opened the season with three goals and two draw controlsin victory at #13 Dowling (3/7). Also scored three goals to go withfour ground balls in overtime setback at #4 Rollins (3/17). Netteda career-high seven goals in win over #15 Saint Anselm (3/21).Contributed three goals and an assist for four points in win overSouthern Connecticut State (3/24). Registered five goals and twoassists for season-high matching seven points, adding four drawcontrols in win at #8 Bentley. Scored five goals in win at AmericanInternational (3/29). Also scored five times in win at FranklinPierce (4/4), adding three ground balls and three draw controls.Registered five goals and an assist for six points in win overSouthern New Hampshire (4/18). Posted four goals and an assist withthree draw controls in win at #15 Queens (4/22). Scored three goalsin NE-10 Tournament first round win over #13 Merrimack (5/2),adding a season-best five ground balls.

2011: NE-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll (SpringSemester). Played all 19 games, starting 18. Posted35 goals and nine assists for 44 points. Netted two game-winninggoals and was 8-for-17 on free-position shots, adding 26 groundballs, ten draw controls and eight caused turnovers. Totaled 25goals and seven assists for 32 points, including two gamewinners,in 12 NE-10 games. Scored four goals in two NE-10 Tournament games.Registered 19 goals and three assists for 22 points in ten homegames. Posted five points on four goals and an assist with threeground balls, three draw controls and a caused turnover in win overSaint Michael's (3/8). Registered two goals and two assists forfour points, with two ground balls in win at Merrimack (3/10).Recorded four goals, including the game-winner, and an assist forfive points with two draw controls and two caused turnovers in winat Southern Connecticut State (3/26). Scored two goals, includingthe game-winner, and collected a career-best six ground balls inwin over Bentley (3/29).  Contributed two goals and twoassists for four points in win at Saint Anselm (3/31). Netted threegoals in win over New Haven (4/2). Posted a goal and assist withtwo ground balls in win over #6 LIU-Post (4/16).

 2010: NE-10Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall Semester). Made 16appearances, 15 starts, in her rookie season. Ranked fourth on theteam with 38 goals, and added eight assists for 46 total points.Scored three goals in season opener at Rollins (3/10). Back-to-backthree-goal games against Merrimack (3/25) and at New Haven (3/27).Season-high six goals and two assists against Southern Connecticut(4/14). Collected three goals, two assists, and three draw controlsat AIC (4/17). Two goals and four graound balls against Assumption(4/20). Three goals and three draw controls in NE-10 title gameagainst Adelphi (5/9). Named NE-10 Freshman of the Week once(3/29).

High School: 2009graduate of Andover High. Four-year letterwinner and senior yearcaptain. Academic All-American in 2009. Named 2009 OutstandingFemale Athlete of senior class. Two-time leading scorer.Unsung Hero honoree in 2008. Merrimack Valley All-Conferenceselection. Also lettered in field hockey, where she captained theteam and holds the school record for goals scored.

Personal: BornJuly 1, 1991, in Boston, Mass. Daughter of Robert and EllenSullivan of Andover, Mass. Has two sisters, Katheryn (23) and twinKelly (22). Father played baseball at Villanova, mother playedtennis at Regis. Majoring in elementary education with a minor inpsychology. Supports the Boston Red Sox. Lists Dustin Pedroia as afavorite athlete.