Stonehill College

Career Highs Totals Opponent Goals 3 Three Times Assists 4 Two Times Points 6 Three Times Shots 5 Four Times Ground Balls 3 Two Times Draw Control 2 3/26/13 vs Franklin Pierce Caused TOs 3 4/18/12 vs. Southern N.H.

2013: NE-10Commisioner's Honor Roll (Fall Semester). Played all20 games, starting ten. Ranked second on the team with 23 assiststo go with ten goals, including one gamewinner, for 33 points. Alsoadded eight ground balls, five draw controls and a caused turnover.Ranked fifth among NE-10 assist leaders (23rd nationally inDivision II). Played all 12 NE-10 games and posted eight goals and14 assists (second on team) for 22 points. Shared the team leadwith ten assists in the Skyhawks nine home games, adding four goalsfor 14 points, three ground balls, four draws and a causedturnover. Also shared the team lead with 16 assists in Stonehill's13 wins, adding ten goals for 26 points. Contributed two goals andfour assists for six points in three postseason games, includingtwo goals and three assists for five points in two NE-10 Tournamentgames. Led team with 14 assists in the month of April, adding sevengoals for 21 points. Shared the team lead with 11 assists in tengames played against ranked opponents, netting a goal for 12points. Posted a goal and three assists for four points in win overSaint Michael's (3/18). Established a career-high with four assistsin win at Southern New Hampshire (4/3). Dished two assists at #7 LeMoyne (4/6). Matched her career-best with six points on acareer-high matching three goals and three assists in win atMerrimack (4/17). Handed out a career-high matching four assists inkey win over #10 Dowling (4/20). Netted two goals in key win atSaint Anselm (4/23) to close out the regular season. Followed thatup a week later with two goals, including the gamewinner, and anassist for three points in win over Saint Anselm (5/1) in NE-10Tournament first round. Dished two assists against #5 Adelphi (5/4)in NE-10 Tournament semifinal.

2012:NE-10 Commissioner's Honor Rollbothsemesters .Athletic Director's Honor Roll fallsemester.  Played all 19 games, starting 18.Totaled 20 goals and 14 assists for 34 points, converting 3-of-10free-position attempts. Also collected 12 ground balls, a drawcontrol and three caused turnovers. Played all 12 NE-10 games andregistered 17 goals and eight assists for 25 points. Totaled a goaland assist for two points in two NE-10 Tournament contests.Contributed ten goals and seven assists for 17 points in 13 gamesagainst ranked opponents. Recorded nine goals and six assists for15 points in seven home games. Posted a goal and two assists forthree points in win over #15 Pfeiffer (3/15). Totaled two goals andan assist for three points in win over #15 Saint Anselm (3/21).Tallied three goals and three assists for six points in win overSouthern Connecticut State (3/24). Registered three goals and threeassists for six points in win at American International (3/29).Scored a pair of goals in win at #7 New Haven (3/31). Notched twogoals and an assist for three points with three ground balls, threecaused turnovers and a draw control in win over Southern NewHampshire (4/18).

2011: NE-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll fallsemester. Played 15 games. Totaled eight goals andseven assists for 15 points, converting 2-of-4 free-positionattempts. Registered eight ground balls, three draw controls andfour caused turnovers. Played nine NE-10 games and finished withfive goals and five assists for ten points. Made her collegiatedebut in season-opening win over Georgian Court and dished anassist (3/5). Scored a pair of goals in win over Shepherd (3/17)during spring break. Posted a season-high three points with twogoals and an assist in win at Southern Connecticut State (3/26).Notched a goal and assist in back-to-back wins over Bentley (3/29)and at Saint Anselm (3/31). Added a goal and assist in win overFranklin Pierce (4/6).

High School: 2010graduate of Villa Joseph Marie High School. Four-year letterwinner,serving as team captain her senior year. Philadelphia All-CatholicAll-Star. Also lettered in soccer, basketball, and indoor track.Qualified for states in winter track. Played three years of clublacrosse, and two years of club tennis and soccer.

Personal: BornApril 22, 1992, Hackensack, N.J. Daughter of Janet and James Mahonyof Yardley, Pa. Mother played tennis at the University of Dayton.Has three sisters, Madeline (23), Emma (20) and Lydia (14).Majoring in communication with an emphasis on journalism.Participated in the College's Semester in Los Angeles program inFall 2013. Greatest sports moment was qualifying for states inwinter track. Supports the Philadelphia Phillies and Eagles.