University of Scranton

Career Statistics

• Four-year starter who missed only one game in her career, thatdue to an injury
• Started 62 of 64 games and finished with 158 goals and 29assists for 187 total points
• Also recorded 138 draw controls, 63 ground balls, and 12 causedturnovers
• Three-time all-Landmark Conference selection and conference'srookie of the year in 2011
• 2014 Landmark Conference All-Sportsmanship team selection
• Finished career fourth in goals, shot attempts (359) and drawcontrols (138); fifth in total points; and tied for 14th in assistsin Royals' history
• Team captain (2014)

Senior Year (2014) (Game-by-Game Statistics)

• One of five players to start all 16 games
• Finished second on the team in goals (35) and shot attempts(88) and third in total points with 38
• Set Royal single-season record with 75 draw controls
• Scored at least one goal in 14 of 16 games and had ninemulti-goal games, including a season-high six-goal effort in a13-11 victory over Cabrini on April 15 at Fitzpatrick Field
• In the final game of her career, scored five goals and recordedan assist in an 18-10 loss to top-seeded and eventual championCatholic University in the semifinals of the Landmark Conferencetournament on April 30 in Washington, DC
• Tied Meghan Kerr and Christine Dredger for the team-lead ingame-winning goals with two; her game-winners came against Cabriniand Mt. St. Vincent on April 16 in Yonkers, New York
• Scored 23 of her 35 goals in the final eight games of theseason
• Set a Royal single-game record with 11 draw controls againstMt. St. Vincent, which came only eight days after tying EmilyGoss's previous mark of 10 against Ursinus on April 8 atFitzpatrick Field
• Also came up with eight draw controls in the loss to CatholicUniversity in the semifinals of the Landmark tournament
• Scooped up 15 ground balls, including two each against Ursinus,Mt. St. Vincent, Oneonta St., and Catholic University in theLandmark Conference semifinal game
• Finished eighth in goals per game average (2.19) and 16th inpoints per game average (2.38) in the Landmark Conference

Junior Year (2013) (Game-by-Game Statistics)

• Appeared in all 15 games, started 14 times, and finished thirdon the team in goals scored with 34 and fourth in total points with36
• Earned all-Landmark Conference honors for the third straightyear, picking up second-team honors in a ballot conducted among theleague's head coaches
• Scored at least one goal in 14 games and had nine multi-goalgames, including a season-high five-goal effort in a 15-5 victoryover Elmira College on April 16 at Fitzpatrick Field
• Also tallied five points (4 goals, 1 assist) in a 16-10 win atCabrini College on March 16
• Scored 12 of her 34 goals in four Landmark Conferencegames
• More than 77 percent of her shot attempts were on goal
• Converted 2 of 8 free-position shots for goals
• Scored four goals to help the Royals' lock up the number threeseed in the Landmark Conference tournament in Scranton's 18-8victory over Drew University in the regular-season finale on April27 at Fitzpatrick Field
• Led Royals in draw controls with 29, including a season-high offour each in wins over Cabrini and Montclair St. and in a loss toCatholic University on March 28 in Washington, DC
• Finished 12th in goals scored and 17th in total points in thefinal Landmark Conference rankings

Sophomore Year (2012) (Game-by-Game Statistics)

• Led Royals in goals scored (52) for the second straight yearand was the team's top scorer with 62 total points
• Was named first-team all-Landmark Conference
• Started 17 games and missed only one, the Landmark Conferenceregular-season finale against Catholic University on April 28 atFitzpatrick Field, an 18-5 loss
• Returned to the lineup four days later against Catholic andscored a game-high four goals as the Royals put quite a scare intothe then 13th-ranked and then four-time defending championCardinals before losing 14-11 in the semifinals of the Landmarktournament in Washington, DC
• Scored at least one goal in every game she played in and had 15multi-goal games, including a season-high 7-goal performance in a22-12 victory over New Paltz on March 28
• Her 52 goals is ninth and her 62 total points is 13th on theRoyals' single-season list
• Scored four goals, including the game-winner, and had an assistin a 17-9 win at Lebanon Valley on March 24

Freshman Year (2011) (Game-by-Game Statistics)

• Started 15 of 16 games
• Led Royals in goals scored (37), game-winning goals (3), andshot attempts (89), and finished second in total points (51)
• Was voted the Landmark Conference Rookie of the Year andsecond-team all-conference
• Scored a season-high eight goals in a 19-5 victory overSouthern Maine on March 22
• Accounted for at least one point in all 16 games and scored atleast one goal in 15 games
• Had eight multi-goal games
• Converted six of 16 free-position shots for goals
• Had three assists in a 14-12 victory over Goucher College onApril 3 and in a 15-11 win over Susquehanna on April 13
• Scored game-winning goals against Elmira, Oneonta St., andSouthern Maine
• Scored a goal and had a draw control in a 10-8 loss to DrewUniversity in the semifinals of the Landmark tournament on May4
• One of five players to come up with 20-or-more draw controls(22)
• Finished second in game-winning goals, fifth in shots per game,tied for seventh in goals per game, and ninth in total points pergame in the Landmark Conference

Awards & Honors

• Landmark Conference Rookie of the Year (2011)
• Landmark Conference 1st-Team Selection (2012)
• Landmark Conference 2nd-Team Selection (2011, 2013)
• Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll (2012, 2013, 2014)
• Landmark Conference All-Sportsmanship Team (2014)
• University of Scranton Athlete of the Week (March 12, 2012; May5, 2014)
• University of Scranton Fitzpatrick Award female recipient forcommunity service (2014)

Personal

• Daughter of John and Mary Ann Sullivan