Capital University

2019: IWLCA First Team All-Great Lakes Region - became just second Crusader to earn multiple all-region awards in a career … First Team All-OAC … appeared in and started all 17 games … ranked sixth (NCAA DIII) in caused turnovers per game (3.47) … ranked 26^th nationally in ground balls per game (4.53) … ranked third in the OAC in goals scored (58) and third in points behind a new career-high 83, which is the second-most in a season at Cap … led the league in ground balls (77) and caused turnovers (59) … finished inside the conference''s top-10 in assists (25, 9th) and draw controls (74, 5th) … was the recipient of an OAC Player of the Week award three times … helped Cap finished 27^th nationally in caused turnovers per game (13.82) … recorded 5^th-most points in a single game with 10 versus Baldwin Wallace (3/23) and was one goal short of tying the program record for goals in a game (7) in that contest … set the record for most shots taken in a game (14, 3/9 vs. Rhodes) … recorded second-most ground balls in a game (10) vs. Ohio Northern (4/19) … set the CU record in caused turnovers in a game (7) at Centre College (3/16) … set program records for ground balls (72), ground balls per game (4.50), caused turnovers (53), caused turnovers per game (3.31) in a single season.

2018:  IWLCA Second Team All-Great Lakes Region ... First Team All-OAC ... appeared and started in all 17 games … led the team and was third in the OAC with 66 goals, the most in a single season in program history … second on the team and seventh in the OAC with 77 points … tallied 11 assists … led the team and was third in the OAC with 60 ground balls … third on the team with 62 draw controls … caused a team-high 43 turnovers … led the team with 124 shots … only Capital player to score a goal in all 17 games … one of two players to record a point in all 17 games … recorded a career-high eight points (six goals, two assists) against Cabrini on Feb. 26 … had seven points on March 7 against Ohio Wesleyan and again on April 21 against Heidelberg … tied her career-high of six goals three times … scored three or more goals in 15 games.

2017: Appeared in and started six games (injury, knee) … scored 27 goals, second on the team … tallied 29 points … notched two assists … collected 13 groundballs … won 12 draw controls … caused six turnovers … recorded a career-high six goals against Wittenberg on March 22 … won a career-high six draw controls against Hope on March 10 … posted a career-high six points twice, once against Wittenberg (3/25) and once against John Carroll (3/25) … scooped up a career-high four groundballs against Cabrini on Feb. 28 … scored three or more goals in all six games.

Personal: Majoring in human resources and coaching ... parents are Missy and Brian Walton ... attended Pickerington Central High School where she played for coach Maggie Bornhorst and set school records for goals, points, groundballs and turnovers caused and was a First-Team All-State player ... career ambition is to be a lacrosse coach.