Lindenwood University Athletics

Lindenwood:
2015 – Appeared in all 21 games … started 12 contests … ranked ninth on the team in points, with 28 … also ranked ninth on the team in goals scored, with 19 … recorded points in 18 games … including six multi-point performances … tallied a season-high three goals on May 16 in the NCAA Tournament game vs. Lock Haven … won 28 draw controls on the season, ranking fourth amongst the Lady Lions … including a season high four on Apr. 18 vs. Saint Leo … scooped up 18 groundballs … collecting a season-best four on Feb. 21 at Rockhurst … selected to the First-Team All-RMAC All-Academic

2014- Appeared in all 19 games and started 16 contests … fifth on the team with 25 goals … also collected five assists and 30 points … recorded 32 groundballs, 29 draw controls, and 19 caused turnovers … scored six free-position goals … was fifth in the RMAC with two game-winning goals … scored the game-winners against Shorter and Slippery Rock … led or tied for the team-high in goals and points once, in assist two times, in groundballs for three games, in draw controls for two contests, and in caused turnovers for five games … had four games with three or more goals, including a season-high four against Shorter and Rollins … also had a season-high two assists and six points against Shorter … has season-best four groundballs versus Pfeiffer and Rollins … had a season-best six draw controls versus Shorter … had five caused turnovers in the win over Indiana of Pennsylvania … recorded one goal, four groundballs, and one draw control in two NCAA tournament games … earned a spot on the RMAC Honor Roll.

2013- Second-team All-WILA … named to the Synapse Sports national all-rookie team … the team’s co-Rookie of the Year … played in 17 games and started 13 contests … finished fourth on the team and fifth in the WILA with 35 goals … also recorded seven assists and 42 points … was second on the team with 43 draw controls … had eight caused turnovers and 15 groundballs … scored four free-position goals … led or tied for the team-high in goals in three contests … has six games with at least three goals … scored a season-high four goals in games against Findlay and both Fort Lewis contests … had a season-high five points in both Fort Lewis games … had one assists in seven of the team’s 17 games … had a season-best five groundballs and scored one goal in her collegiate debut against Shorter … had 10 draw controls against Adams State … caused two turnovers in two contests … earned the Academic All-WILA award.

High School:
Honorable mention all-state as a junior ... four-time first-team all-conference selection ... team MVP for three seasons and Offensive Player of the Year in her freshman season ... a member of Team Colorado in 2011 and 2012 ... named to the 2012 All-Tournament team at the Vail Tournament ... MVP of the 2011 Western Winner's Showcase .... led the state in amount of faceoffs won in 2010 and 2011 ... scored 232 career goals in high school, including 71 as a junior and 52 in her senior season ... a three-sport all-conference athlete in 2011 and 2012 ... named her school's Female Athlete of the Year in 2012.

Personal:
The daughter of Sharon and Dino Ossello ... has two siblings, Dustin and K.C. ... a sports management major.