Orlando Pride
22
Matches Started
1899
Minutes Played
1
Assist
74%
Tackle Success Rate
Career Summary
- PROFESSIONAL
- INTERNATIONAL
- COLLEGE
2023
Started all 22 matches, playing 1,899 minutes. Added one assist. Finished first on the team with 36 interceptions, 32 tackles won, and second on the team with 11 crosses blocked.
2022
Appeared in 22 matches with Kristianstads DFF of the Damallsvenskan, the highest division of women’s soccer in Sweden. Played almost 1,900 minutes and tallied two goals and an assist.
2023
Has appeared in three matches. Called up for 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup – making her second World Cup roster.
2022
Appeared in seven matches (one start), playing a total of 243 minutes.
2021
Appeared in eight matches (five starts), playing a total of 472 minutes. Won a gold medal with Canada at the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games.
2020
Appeared in five matches (three starts), playing a total of 262 minutes. Won a silver medal in the CONCACAF Tournament.
2019
Appeared in five matches (two starts), playing a total of 208 minutes. Represented Canada at the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
2018
Appeared in one match, playing a total of 32 minutes. Won a silver medal in the CONCACAF Tournament.
2017
Appeared in two matches (one start), playing a total of 72 minutes.
2016
Appeared in five matches (two starts), playing a total of 221 minutes. Scored her first career senior international goal and added her first assist. Won a silver medal in the CONCACAF Tournament.
2015
Capped for the Canadian Women’s National Team for the first time at 16 years old. Appeared in two matches (starting one), playing a total of 92 minutes.
2017-2021
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY:
A two-time NCAA champion during her five-year career at Florida State (2017-21). Played under current Spirit President of Soccer Operations/General Manager and three-time NCAA championship-winning coach Mark Krikorian. Led a Seminole defense that allowed just 13 goals in 25 games, recording 14 shutouts including five in six NCAA Tournament games. Won three ACC Conference Championships in her career. Earned the 2018 NCAA Women’s Soccer Elite 90 Award, given to the player at the College Cup with the highest cumulative GPA.
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