Daemen University Athletics

2014
• Appeared in 17 games and made 12 starts, helping Daemen to a 6-14-1 record and the program's third-straight appearance in the USCAA national championship game
• Recorded her first career goal, which went down as the game-winner, in Daemen's season-opening 2-1 defeat of Rio Grande on Sept. 5
• Logged a career-high 110 minutes in a 1-1 tie vs. St. Thomas Aquinas on Oct. 5
• Registered her second career shot on goal during a 1-0 conference loss vs. Molloy on Oct. 19
• Appeared in all three games at the USCAA National Championships in Charleston, W.Va., including a start in the semifinals, a 1-0 shutout of No. 2 SUNY-ESF

2013
• Appeared in 19 games and made 12 starts as a true freshman, helping Daemen to a 10-10 record and the program's second-straight appearance in the USCAA national championship game
• Made her debut and first career start in the Wildcats' season-opening 4-0 shutout of Alderson-Broaddus on Sept. 6
• Played the full 90 minutes in a 3-0 shutout of Alfred on Oct. 23
• Started all three games and averaged 73.3 minutes per game during Daemen's run to the USCAA title game, including wins over No. 10 West Virginia Tech (3-2 on Oct. 31) and No. 6 Albany Pharmacy

HIGH SCHOOL
• Earned four varsity letters in soccer while playing for the Mount Markham Central Mustangs and coach Courtney Russell
• Was a three-time All-Center State Conference selection
• Selected for the Olympic Development Program as a sophomore
• Also lettered in track & field
• Played club soccer for the Rising Stars Blasters
• Helped the Blasters win their bracket in the NEWSS Showcase Tournament and to a semifinal appearance in the Eastern New York State Cup Tournament
• National Honor Society member, New York State Scholar Athlete and an Honor Roll student

PERSONAL INFORMATION
• Born on November 20, 1994
• Daughter of David & Tamar Ward
• Hobbies include running, swimming, reading, spending time with friends and going outdoors
• Physical Therapy major 
• Chose to attend Daemen because... "of the friendly environment, the size of the campus, and the reputation of the Physical Therapy program."