Lindenwood University Athletics

Lindenwood:
2016 – IWLCA first-team All-American … IWLCA first-team all-region … first-team all-RMAC … RMAC defensive player of the year … two-time RMAC defensive player of the week (March 22 and April 5) … started all 18 games she appeared in … set a program record with 32 caused turnovers … caused a season-high four turnovers in two separate games … including four caused turnovers in the RMAC championship game on May 7 versus Regis … recorded at least one caused turnover in 13 games … led the team with 43 groundballs … scooped up a season-high four groundballs in seven games … including four groundballs during the NCAA semifinal game versus Florida Southern on May 19 … secured a team-leading 64 draw controls, the fourth-highest mark in program history … registered a season-best nine draw controls on March 17 versus Colorado Mesa … recorded three goals on three shots … had a one goal, one assist performance on April 30 versus Rockhurst … RMAC all-academic selection

2015 – Redshirted … named to the RMAC Honor Roll

2014- First-team all-RMAC … started all 19 contests … was second on the team with 15 assists, and third with 33 goals and 48 points … led the team with 24 caused turnover, and was second with 47 groundballs and 42 draw controls … ranked fifth in the RMAC in caused turnovers and groundballs … in just conference games, she ranked second in the RMAC in assists, third in points, fifth in caused turnovers, and sixth in goals … scored six free-position goals on the year … led or tied for the team-high in goals in two games, in assists for six games, in points three times, in ground balls four games, draw controls five games, and caused turnovers in nine contests … recorded assists on the game-winning goal in the team’s two biggest RMAC games against Fort Lewis and Regis … had six games with three or more goals, including a season-high four goals against Regis and Florida Southern … had a season-high three assists against Rockhurst … collected a season-best six points versus Regis … was four-for-four in free-position goals against Florida Southern … had a season-best six groundballs against Limestone … collected five draw controls versus Indiana of Pennsylvania … had a season-high three caused turnovers in four games … recorded two goals, one assist, three points, three groundballs, and two draw controls in the two NCAA tournament games … a RMAC first-team all-academic selection.

2013- Second-Team all-WILA … named to the Synapse Sports national all-rookie team … named the team co-Rookie of the Year … appeared in all 17 games and started 16 contests … a key defender for a Lindenwood team that allowed just 7.24 goals a game … scored her first collegiate goal in the 15-13 victory over Regis … had a team-high 37 groundballs … ranked fifth in the WILA in groundballs … had at least one groundball in every game but two … had a season-high six groundballs versus Colorado Mesa … was fourth on the team with 31 draw controls … had a season-best six draw controls versus Colorado Mesa … was second on the team with 15 caused turnovers … set a season-high three caused turnovers against Regis and Colorado Mesa … earned the Academic All-WILA award.

High School:
Team MVP in lacrosse and hockey during her senior season ... named her school's Athlete of the Year from 2009-2011 … helped her team win the LOSSA championship in three out of her four seasons.

Personal:
The daughter of Carina and Greg Abbott ... has one sibling, Kelly ... a marketing major.