King's College Athletics

Career Highs:
Goals: 1 vs. Keystone (3/1/23); at Wilkes (3/26/25)
Assists: N/A
Points: 1 vs. Keystone (3/1/23); at Wilkes (3/26/25)
Ground Balls: 6 vs. Arcadia (4/23/25)
Caused Turnovers: 3 at Mount Saint Vincent (3/19/25)
Draw Controls: 1 at Arcadia (4/24/24); at Bryn Athyn (3/22/25)

2025: Started in all 15 games as a senior attack for the Monarchs...Totaled 24 ground balls, 12 caused turnovers, and a goal...Collected a career-high of six ground balls against Arcadia (4/23/25)...Produced a career-best of three caused turnovers at Mount Saint Vincent (3/19/25)...King's finished 5-10 overall and 1-6 in MAC Freedom play.

2024: Appeared in 13 of 16 possible games with 13 starts as a junior attack for the Monarchs...Recorded 12 ground balls and three caused turnovers...Tabbed first career draw control win at Arcadia (4/24/24)...King's finished 1-15 overall and 0-7 in MAC Freedom play.

2023: Appeared in all six games as a sophomore attack for the Monarchs...Recorded one goal on one shot...Tallied first career goal in a win over Keystone (3/4/23)...King's finished 3-13 overall and 2-6 in MAC Freedom play.

2022: Appeared in six out of a possible 15 games as a first year attack for the Monarchs...Recorded one shot on the season...King's finished 3-12 overall and 2-6 in MAC Freedom play.

PRIOR TO KING'S: Played in the National Girls Hockey League for the Philadelphia Little Flyers in Aston, Pennsylvania ... graduated in 2021 from Marple Newton High School in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania where she played lacrosse and ice hockey for the Tigers in the Inter-County Scholastic Hockey League ... was a forward on the ice hockey team while playing defense on the lacrosse squad ... also played lacrosse for Marple Township ... named captain of the MN ice hockey team as a junior and senior and captain of Marple Township lacrosse team as a sophomore ... earned Marple Newton ice hockey Coaches Award as a sophomore

PERSONAL: Daughter of Janell and Larry Besa, has three siblings, Morgan, Larry, and CJ ... an exercise science major ... chose King's over Wilkes and Stevenson because "the atmosphere and people made me feel at home and the ice hockey coach and team made me feel at home before I even made my decision."