2016 (Game-by-Game): Named National Field Hockey Coaches Association and Synapse Sports First Team All-American…Winner of PSAC Tournament MVP…Named All-PSAC First Team, her second All-PSAC recognition after being named third team last season…Voted NFHCA Division II Scholar-Athlete (given to All-American with highest GPA)...NFHCA Scholar of Distinction and member of the NFHCA All-Academic team for a fourth time...Named Longstreth/NFHCA Division II Offensive Player of the Week…Recipient of Millersville Athletics' first Scholar Athlete Award at Dining with Champions banquet...Ranked fourth in the PSAC in assists on the season…Placed seventh in assists per game with an impressive average of .273…Scored four game-winning goals, ranking her third in the conference and giving her eight career game-winning goals in four seasons as a Marauder…After scoring a solid four goals in 18 games, scored an impressive three goals in the final four games of the season…Her seven goals on the year was a career high and helped her finish with 14 career goals…In addition to racking up 14 lifetime goals, also finished her career with 14 assists giving her 42 total points…Ranked in the top 40 in points per game in the NCAA…Ranked in the top two in five different offensive categories for Millersville…Placed in the top 25 in the NCAA in assists…Scored the game-winning goal in the PSAC Championship over No. 2 Shippensburg…Led the team in points with 20, due in large part to racking up six assists, a category she also led the team in…Registered two goals in the PSAC tournament quarterfinal win over Bloomsburg…Was a factor on two goals against Slippery Rock in a 3-0 win, scoring one and assisting another…Had a shot on goal percentage of 0.69, the third highest on the squad…Had 33 shots on goal…Average 0.91 points per game on 2.18 shots per game…Had 80 lifetime shots on goal on 128 shots…Started all 22 games for the Marauders…Played over 1,100 minutes on the season…Put up 48 total shots... Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete.
2015 (Game-by-Game): All-PSAC Third Team selection…Her six assists easily led the Marauders in that category…Ranked 29th in the NCAA in assists per game…Finished eighth in the PSAC in shots with 55…Tied for seventh in the PSAC with six assists on the year…Also was eighth in the PSAC with 2.62 shots per game…Scored 14 points, placing her 22nd in the PSAC…Scored four goals and astoundingly three of those goals came as game winners…One of the game winners came on a penalty stroke in the PSAC Semifinals, helping Millersville to a 1-0 win over Bloomsburg…Started 20 of 21 games and played in all 21…Fourth on the team in minutes, tallying 1,211 overall…Played 70 or more minutes in seven games…Also scored against Bloomsburg in the first matchup, posting four shots on goal…Only player on either team to score in both match-ups against Bloomsburg...Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete.
2014 (Game-by-Game): Winner of the NCAA Elite 89 Award, which is presented to the player with the highest cumulative GPA at the championship site of competition...A key reserve for the Marauders...Played in all 23 games...Totaled 11 shots, placing seven on goal...Registered one assist in the Oct. 18 win over Seton Hill...Put two shots on goal against Bloomsburg on Sept. 17...Played a career-high 46 minutes in the Sept. 27 win over Mansfield...Played 14 minutes in the NCAA Championship game...Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete.
2013 (Game-by-Game): Solid freshman season...Scored three goals and recorded an assist...Ranked second among Marauder freshmen with seven points...Totaled a season-high five shots and four points on two goals in her collegiate debut...First goal was the game-winner...Tallied a goal against Newberry on Oct. 13...Notched an assist on Oct. 23 against East Stroudsburg...Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete.
High School: High school teammate of fellow Marauder Kierstyn Smith...Played for ultra-successful Central Dauphin team that won two Mid-Penn Commonwealth Division titles, a Mid-Penn Championship and reached the PIAA AAAA semifinals in 2011...Team returned to the state quarterfinals the following year...Named All-Mid-Penn Commonwealth Honorable Mention and the team's defensive player of the year as a senior...Member of the National Honor Society.
Personal: Daughter of Thomas and Lisa Jeanne Thorwart...Both parents graduated from Shippensburg...Has two older sisters...Majoring in speech communication and public relations.
