Presbyterian College

2025: Played more minutes than any PC keeper (613) and was responsible for all five of Presby's victories...Improved her statistics in seemingly every category compared to the prior year, collecting 100 saves and ranking second on the roster with 41 ground ball pickups...Posted the 3rd-best goals-against average in the Big South (13.3) and saved 42 percent of shots that came her way (fourth in the league)...Set a new career-high at Winthrop with an astonishing 21 saves (16 of which came in the first half), tied for the second-most of any player in Division I for the 2025 season...Started 14 of 16 games overall, going for 11 saves against her former team (Detroit Mercy) at Bailey Memorial Stadium while also finding a season-best seven ground balls in that same affair...Stopped 54 shots in Big South territory, including 20 saves in the last four outings of the spring...Played the full 60 minutes on four occasions, never leaving the field at any point in a road win at Longwood...Was instrumental in another conference W away from home, holding Radford to just three goals over the entire second half during a one-point triumph.

2024: Anchored PC's defense for over 445 minutes in her first season with the Blue Hose, starting six contests and putting together 49 saves...Was named the starter for three Big South duals as a sophomore, tallying a .306 save percentage in 14 total appearances...Grabbed a career-high 10 stoppages against both UMass Lowell (March 9) and Central Connecticut (March 19), the latter in an 11-6 road victory that awarded her the Adidas / Game One PC Student-Athlete of the Week honor...Conceded just four man-up goals over the whole year, allowing only two strikes full-stop in another road win against Gardner-Webb (April 13).

Prior to PC: Transferred to Presbyterian following her freshman year at Detroit Mercy where she appeared in five bouts and logged 15 saves...Caused one turnover and picked up six ground balls while playing for the Titans, charting 91 minutes in total next to a seven-save performance against Robert Morris...Claimed a national and world championship for her home country of Canada, representing team Ontario...Was a member of the Honor Roll over her lone season in Detroit.

Personal: Born on May 14, 2004...Majoring in Political Science at PC with a double-minor in Criminal Justice and English...Aspires to either teach or be a part of the correctional system...Daughter of Chris and Sheila Aitken.