University of Scranton

• Three-year letter-winner who has played in 52 games and made 47 starts in her first three seasons at Scranton
• Has led the Royals to 35 shutouts in her first three seasons
• 2019 All-Landmark Conference Second Team Selection and the 2017 Landmark Co-Rookie of the Year

Junior Year (2019)

• Match-by-Match Statistics
• Played and started in 18 games on her way to earning All-Landmark Conference Second Team honors for the first time in her career
• Was a lead on a Scranton defense that allowed just 14 goals in 21 matches and a 0.85 goals-against average for the year
• Helped the Royals defense collect nine shutouts, including a 3-0 blanking of Susquehanna in the Landmark title match (Nov. 9)
• Got in on the act offensively, recording an assist in Scranton's 3-2 win at Elizabethtown in the Landmark Semifinals on Nov. 6; goal in which she had assist on tied the match at 2-2 in the second half
• Took a career-high five shots from the field, two of which were on goal

Sophomore Year (2018)

• Match-by-Match Statistics
• Appeared in 16 matches including 12 as a starter on the Royals' defense
• Started six of the first seven games in which she played and returned after missing four games to play in Scranton's final nine contests including starts in the final six matches
• Helped lead Scranton to 12 shutouts on the season
• Also helped the Royals post a 0.46 goals against average on the season and just 10 goals against
• Credited with two shots on the season, placing both attempts on goal

Freshman Year (2017)

• Match-by-Match Statistics
• Appeared in 18 games during rookie season and made 17 starts on defense
• Was named the Landmark Conference Co-Rookie of the Year
• Led a defense that posted a 0.62 goals against average and recorded 14 shutouts
• Attempted four shots including one shot on goal

Awards/Honors

• Landmark Conference Co-Rookie of the Year (2017)
• All-Landmark Conference Second Team (2019)
• Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll (2019)

High school/Personal

• Earned all-state honors in girls soccer
• Helped Pearl River reach the state final four as well as winning the section and regional championships
• Daughter of Sean and Christine Guilfoyle
• Younger sister, Tara, is also a member of the women's soccer team