New Jersey City University Athletics

• 2009 Game-by-Game Statistics
• 2008 Game-by-Game Statistics
• 2007 Game-by-Game Statistics
• 2006 Game-by-Game Statistics
• ACTION PHOTO GALLERY
  

2009 Highlights: (9/26 at Rutgers-Newark):  Chipped in an assist...(10/14 vs. William Paterson University):  Collected her second assist of the year and fifth of her career...(10/19 vs. Rowan):  Had a team save in the 70th minute...(10/21 vs. CSI):  Was honored as the team's only senior on Senior Day and collected a goal and two assists on nine shots...(10/24 at Rutgers-Camden):  Played a full 90 minutes on a defensive line that allowed only six shots, two on goal...

2008 Highlights: Played in nineteen games, starting eighteen...Scored one goal, which was a game-winner, and contributed two assists for four total points...Took seven shots, including four on goal...Played 1,603 total minutes...(09/11 at SUNY-Puchase): Contributed her first assist of the season...(10/21 vs. College of St. Elizabeth): Tallied a goal and an assist...

2006 Highlights:  (09/13 vs. Keystone College):  Tied the game in the 58th minute at 2-2, when she headed in a corner kick...(09/21 vs. Medgar Evers College):  Collected her second goal of the year, a perfectly-timed shot, as she sent a leaping header into the upper left corner...(10/14 vs. Montclair State University): Made her career debut in goal for NJCU, making three saves while playing the final 55:58... (10/06 vs. City College of NY): Had single assists... (11/07): Named Honorable Mention All-NJAC for the second year in a row. She gives a tough, physical presence in the back for NJCU, she started all 18 games, logging 1,497 minutes of action. She finished with one assist, with six shots (four on goal) and helped the Knights achieve a single-season record seven shutouts. With a defense behind her consisting of only freshmen and sophomores, she keyed the unit which allowed only 45 goals. Teams scored more than three goals in a game just five times—all NJAC opponents. The 45 goals allowed were the second least in program single-season history (1994, 31 GA)...