Awards
2011 All-ACC Academic Team
2011-12 ACC Honor Roll
2010 ACC All-Tournament Team
2010-11 ACC Honor Roll
2009-10 ACC Honor Roll
Career Summary:
Played in 89 games for Wake Forest, making 47 starts. Her 89 appearances are the fourth-most in school history ... Totaled eight goals, 10 assists and 26 points in her career ... Made the ACC All-Tournament Team in 2010 after posting two assists in the tournament to help lead the Demon Deacons to their first ACC Championship ... Named to the 2011 All-ACC Academic Team ... Will graduate in May, 2013 with a degree in business and enterprise management
2012 (Senior):
Appeared in all 23 games, making 21 starts ... Scored three goals and dished out four assists for a total of 10 points ... scored the game-winning goal in overtime agaisnt Duke in the quarterfinals of the ACC Championship ... Also tallied the game-winner against Hofstra ... Posted three-point games (one goal and one assist) against Hofstra and Georgia Southern to equal her career-best mark ... Assisted on Wake Forest's tying goal against No. 7 Virginia that helped spark a 2-1 comeback win ... Assisted on the first goal of the season for the Demon Deacons, which was scored by Kristen Meier against Richmond
2011 (Junior):
Totalled 25 apperences, making a career-high 16 starts ... Ended the year with two goals and four points ... Scored her second goal of the season in the 75th minute of the Deacs' 3-0 victory over UCF in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament ... Played 74 minutes as a starter and recorded a shot on goal in the Deacs' 4-2 victory over Penn State in the third round of the NCAA Tournament ... Recorded a career-high four shots, including two on frame, in the Deacs' 2-0 victory over Oakland in the first round of the NCAA Tournament ... Logged 76 minutes off the bench for the Deacs in a double-overtime match aganist Florida State in the ACC Tournament finals ... Scored Wake Forest's first goal of the 2011 campaign with a ninth-minute strike against Auburn ... Played 74 minutes of the Deacons' win over UCF and 47 minutes in Wake's victory over UNC Greensboro
2010 (Sophomore):
Appeared in 23 games for Wake Forest, making 10 starts ... Had the best season of her young career, finishing with three goals and five assists for a total of 11 points ... Named to 2010 ACC All-Tournament Team after totalling two assists in the event... Earned her second assist of the ACC Championship on Jackie McSally's goal against North Carolina in the semifinals ... Assisted on Bianca D'Agostino's opening goal against Florida State in the ACC Championship quarterfinals ... Scored her third goal of the season against No. 6 Maryland, helping the Deacs to a 2-1 win ... Recorded a career-high three-point game against Virginia Tech, scoring the Deacons first goal in the 3-3 tie as well as assisting on Kristen Meier's goal ... Assisted on Katie Stengel's game-winning goal at High Point ... Scored the Deacons' second goal against Kentucky in the ACC/SEC Challenge.
2009 (Freshman)
Played in 18 games during freshman season and recorded an assist ... Made collegiate debut against High Point in regular season opener and narrowly missed a goal, hitting the crossbar in the second half ... Earned first point of collegiate career against UNC-Wilmington, assisting on a second-half goal ... Played in eight conference matches during regular season ... Entered as a reserve in three of Wake Forest's four NCAA Tournament matches ... Named to ACC Honor Roll.
High School/Club
Earned All-District honors during her sophomore and junior seasons and also received team Most Valuable Player accolades following her junior season ... Finished the 2007 season tied for second on the team in goals ... Club team, RFC United, was a State Cup finalist in 2007 ... Also played basketball for one season ... Scholar Athlete from 2006-2008 ... Member of the National Honor Society, the Japanese Honor Society and the History Honor Society.
Personal
Born on August 25, 1991 in Alexandria, Va. ... Daughter of Randy and Mavee Park.
