Stonehill College

Career Highs:
Goals: 3 (4x, last at UC Davis, 3/7/26)
Assists: 2 (vs Boston University, 2/11/26)
Points: 5 (vs Boston University, 2/11/26)
Ground Balls: 4 (vs Rhode Island, 2/18/26)
Draw Controls: 8 (2x, last at UC Davis, 3/7/26)
Caused Turnovers: 4 (vs Rhode Island, 2/18/26)

2026:
Recorded a hat trick, had two assists and added eight draw controls vs. Boston University ... Caused a turnover at Holy Cross ... Netted a hat trick and grabbed four ground balls, caused four turnovers and added four draw controls vs. Rhode Island ... Scored three times, had two draw controls nad collected a ground ball vs. Merrimack ... Named NEC Rookie of the Week and Prime Performer Feb. 23 ... Had a goal, an assist, three draw controls, three caused turnovers and two ground balls at Bryant .... Earned NEC Rookie of the Week honors March 2 ... Scored a goal, assisted on another, collected two ground balls and had two draw controls vs. New Hampshire ... Tallied three goals and tied her career-high with eight draw controls at UC Davis ... Tabbed NEC Rookie of the Week March 9 .. Had five draw controls and a goal at California ... Scored a goal and added five draw controls at Le Moyne.

High School:
Member of lacrosse, hockey and cross country teams at Wheeler High School ... New London Day All-Area Player of Year (lacrosse) ... Eastern Connecticut Conference Player of Year ... All-State first team ... First-team All-ECC midfielder ... CT Association of Schools Scholar-Athlete ... All-state second team hockey ... Top Scorer Award (hockey), Wheeler Athletic Leadership Award ... ECC Scholar-Athlete (lacrosse and cross country) ... ECC honorable ention (cross country) ... Overall Excellence ECE French ... Seal of Biliteracy French.

Personal:
Date of Birth: Feb. 22, 2007 in Boston, Mass.
Parents: Lynn and Noah Gouveia of Stonington, Conn.
Siblings: Cameron (21) and Jack (16)
Favorite Team: New England Patriots
Favorite Athlete: Tom Brady
Why Stonehill? "I chose Stonehill because of its beautiful campus, strong academics, and the chance to play collegiate athletics."