Millersville

Career Highlights

• Named PSAC Freshman of the Year (2019).
• Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete (2020, 2021, 2022).
• All-PSAC East Second Team (2022)

2022 (Senior)

• All-PSAC East Second Team selection
• Appeared and started in all 18 games for the Marauders
• Ranked fourth on the team in goals (27), points (33), shots (76), and shots on goal (52) 
• Ranked second in free position shots (27) and third in free position goals (10)
• Led the team in draw controls with 117, a number that ranked third in the PSAC 
• Recorded six assists on the season
• Scooped up a total of 41 ground balls and forced 18 turnovers
• Scored a season-high six goals in a win at Wilmington on March 13
• Sent a season-high seven shots on goals against both Slippery Rock (March 26) and Wilmington (March 13)
• Won a season-high 11 draw controls in a win over Shippensburg on April 5
• Scooped up a season-high six ground balls against East Stroudsburg on April 9
• Forced a season-high four turnovers against East Stroudsburg on April 9

2021 (Junior)

• Appeared in all 11 games and started 10 in the midfield
• Ranked first on the team in goals (17), shots (47), shots on goal (34) and second in draw controls (31)
• Tallied three assists and totaled 20 points on the season
• Scooped up a total of 14 ground balls and forced six turnovers
• Scored four goals on two occasions and at least two goals on five occasions
• Posted season-high shots (7), shots on goal (5), goals (4), points (4), minutes (60), draw controls (7) and tallied a game winner in 11-9 win over Kutztown on April 17
• Scooped up a season-high two ground balls against West Chester on April 14
• Forced a season-high two ground balls against Georgian Court on March 9

2020 (Sophomore)

• NCAA and PSAC canceled spring seasons on March 16 because of coronavirus pandemic.
• Played and started in all seven games in the midfield for the Marauders.
• Scored at least two goals on four occasions including totaling a season-high six goals and seven points in the season-opener at Wilmington (Del.) on Feb. 22.
• Recorded season-highs in both shots (9) and draw controls (4) in the game against Wilmington (Del.).
• Ranked first in goals (14), points (19), shots on goal (26), free position goals (4), second in shots (33) and third in assists (5).
• Holds a .963 shots on goal percentage.
• Forced a season-high one turnover and scooped up a season-high two ground balls in the game against Lock Haven on Mar. 4.
• Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete.

2019 (Freshman)

• Had an excellent freshman season, becoming the second player in program history to be named PSAC Freshman of the Year.
• Appeared in all 18 games and started in 15.
• Finished third on the team in draw controls (39), third in shot percentage (44.4), fourth in goals (24) and tied for fourth in points (31).
• Collected 28 ground balls and caused 11 turnovers.
• Totaled season-high four points, three goals and one assists in 15-2 win at Shippensburg on Apr. 2.
• Scored three goals in 12-9 win at Lock Haven on Mar. 27 and against Seton Hill on Apr. 27.
• Tallied season-high two assists against No. 14 Mercy on Apr. 11.
• Won a season-high five draw controls in the 16-6 win at Kutztown on Apr. 16.
• Collected a season-high four ground balls in PSAC Quarterfinals game at No. 24 Mercyhurst on Apr. 30.
• Caused a season-high three turnovers at Chestnut Hill on Mar. 2.

High School

• Competed in lacrosse, basketball and cross country.
• Led team to two division and district championships.
• Led her team to Final Four every season.
• Scored over 100 career goals and totaled 94 draw controls.
• Named all-area first team, Frontier Division First Team, Mercury All-Area First Team Midfielder and team MVP during senior season while also serving as captain.
• Received Frontier Division First Team honors as a junior and second team honors as a sophomore.
• Named Mercury All-Area Second Team Midfielder and received lacrosse coach’s award as a junior.
• Named cross country team MVP as a senior.
• One of two student-athletes chosen to represent Pope John Paul II High School on Archdiocese of Philadelphia Athletic Advisory Committee in 2017 and 2018.

About the Marauder 

• Why Millersville: I chose Millersville because it was exactly what I was looking for as far as sports and academics. 
• Favorite class or professor: Human Anatomy, Dr. Lehman 
• Off-the-field hobbies: Hiking, biking, water sports, and snowboarding 
• Interesting summer job or internship: Coaching 
• Hidden talent: Certified scuba diver 
• Favorite pro athletes: Alex Aust, Lebron James, and Zach Ertz
• Favorite series to binge watch: OBX, All American, and You 
• Pregame ritual: Braid my hair into four braids in the locker room while playing loud music with disco lights. 

Personal

• Daughter of Andrew and Lisa Cobaugh.
• Father, Andrew, played football at Villanova and arena football in Texas.
• Has one younger brother, Ben, and one younger sister, Jillian.
• Majoring in sports medicine.