Capital University

2015: Tabbed Second Team All-OAC… Academic All-OAC… started at goalkeeper for 13 matches… tallied an 11-2-1 record, including six shutouts… finished second in the conference with just 16 goals allowed… placed third in the OAC with a goals-against average of 1.12… posted 48 saves and a save percentage of 75 percent… made eight saves in Capital’s 1-0 victory over Hanover College (Ind.) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament… made a key save that gave the Crusaders an advantage in a shootout against Ohio Northern in the OAC championship game. 

2014: Named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-East Region Scholar All-America team as a third team recipient... appeared in 21 matches... finished third in the conference in goals-against percentage (0.95) and shutouts (8)... recorded 82 saves... finished fourth in the conference for goals against (19) and save percentage (.812)... delivered a season-high 10 saves against Emory (Ga.) on Sept. 21

2013: Appeared in five matches as a backup to three-time Ohio Athletic Conference Goalkeeper of the Year Maggie Donnellan … posted five saves in just under 99 minutes played … helped team rank eighth in the nation in save percentage (.888) … helped preserve five shutouts coming off the bench, including Capital’s 5-0 victory over Marietta on Oct. 22 … helped team tie for the conference lead in shutout percentage (13 of 26 matches, 50 percent)

Personal: Majoring in communication … transferred from Virginia Tech University, where she played club soccer ... parents are Jim and Diana Leitch … attended Rocky River High School, where she participated in soccer, basketball and softball … was named to the Cleveland Plain Dealer all-star team … played for coach Patrick Hopkins at Rocky River … career ambition is to work for a production company … hobbies include music.