King's College Athletics

Career Highs:
Goals: 1 at Wilkes (3/26/25)
Assists: 2 (five times)
Points: 2 at Wilkes (3/26/25)
Ground Balls: 4 vs. Ramapo (2/22/25)
Caused Turnovers: 4 vs. Ramapo (2/22/25)
Draw Controls: 1 vs. Ramapo (2/22/25)

Awards
MAC Academic Honor Roll (2024, 2025)

2025: Started in all 15 possible games on defense for the Monarchs...Totaled 18 caused turnovers, 18 ground balls, two assists, one draw control, and a goal...Celebrated a career-high of two points on a goal and an assist in the win over Wilkes (3/26/25)...Collected a career-best four caused turnovers, four ground balls, and a draw control against Ramapo (2/22/25)...King's finished 5-10 overall and 1-6 in MAC Freedom play.

2024: Appeared in 14 out of 16 possible games with eight starts as a junior defender for the Monarchs...Recorded nine ground balls and three caused turnovers...King's finished 1-15 overall and 0-7 in MAC Freedom play.

PRIOR TO KING'S: Two-sport standout for the Cardinals of Newark Valley Senior High School ... graduated from NVHS in 2021 as a two-year member of the National Honors Society ... played both field hockey and golf for the Cardinals ... was voted as a team captain in field hockey as a senior ... earned First Team All-Star accolades as a senior and Second Team honors as a junior in field hockey ... member of Cardinal squad that was named a NFHCA High School Impact Team ... earned NFHCA Academic Squad and Scholar of Distinction honors ... led her team to a Section 4 runner-up finish in 2019 ... also a standout on the ice playing travel hockey for seven seasons most recently with the Syracuse Valley Eagles ... named captain of the Ithaca Stars in 2016 and the Syracuse Nationals in 2018

PERSONAL: Also a member of the King's College field hockey team ... daughter of Lisa and Ronnie Clark ... has two siblings, Levi and Hannah ... an exercise science major ... chose King's over Arcadia, Anna Maria, Houghton, SUNY Oneonta, Lawrence and Wilson because "I was able to continue playing the two sports I love and having the opportunity to learn in a small class size."