Lycoming College

2018: Lycoming’s NCAA Woman of the Year nominee … First Team All-MAC Commonwealth midfielder … Academic All-MAC … posted a career-high 62 goals with 10 assists … started all 16 games … second in conference in goals (3.88), seventh in points (4.5) and third in draw controls (5.69) … finished career second in program history with 273 career points, third with 201 goals and 72 assists and second with 290 draw controls … scored a goal in all but one game and notched multiple scores in all but two games … scored five or more goals six times, including season-high seven goals against Framingham State and Hood … tallied season-best nine points against Framingham State, adding two assists … scored multiple goals in eight straight games to start the season, including the first six games in which she notched hat tricks … picked up 30 groundballs and caused 14 turnovers, second most on team … won 91 draw controls, third most in conference … also finished career as the women’s soccer program leader in career points (137) and goals (62) … a member of the MAC Academic Honor Roll.
 
2017: Named Lycoming’s Female Athlete of the Year … Second Team All-MAC Commonwealth midfielder … started all 17 games … second on the team with 52 goals and second with 17 assists … tied for fourth in the conference with 3.06 goals per game … second on the team with 35 groundballs and 57 draw controls … fourth on the team with 13 caused turnovers … had 13 multi-goal games and six multi-assist games … scored five goals three times … named MAC Commonwealth Offensive Player of the Week when she had a season-high seven points with five goals and two assists in an 18-9 win over Elmira … tied for first on the team with three game-winning goals … finished season fourth in program history with 201 points, sixth with 139 goals, fifth with 62 assists and third with 199 draw controls … also Second Team All-MAC Commonwealth in soccer after setting school records for goals and points in a season.

2016: First Team All-MAC Commonwealth attack … started all 17 games … finished second in MAC Commonwealth and 21^st in Division III with 5.41 points per game and second in assists (1.82) … finished third in the conference and 41^st in the nation with 3.59 goals per game … finished second on the team and third in the MAC Commonwealth 4.82 draw controls per game … finished season second in school history with 92 points, third with 82 draw controls, fourth with 31 assists and ninth with 61 goals … posted 16 goals against Hiram, Susquehanna and Elmira to earn MAC Commonwealth Offensive Player of the Week accolades … scored at least three goals in 13 games … notched season high six goals and five assists for 11 points in win over Hiram … … picked up 22 ground balls … caused eight turnovers … seventh in school history with 142 career draw controls and 45 assists … a member of the MAC Academic Honor Roll … also Honorable Mention All-MAC Commonwealth in soccer.

2015: First female athlete in program history to earn all-conference honors in two sports in the same year … Honorable Mention All-Commonwealth Conference selection in lacrosse and Second Team All-Commonwealth Conference in soccer … Started in 16 games in lacrosse … third on team with 26 goals and second on team with 14 assists … third on team with 40 points and 31 groundballs … led team and was second in conference with 3.75 draw controls per game … scored multiple goals in nine games … scored a career-high five goals against Hood.

High School: Lettered in soccer, basketball and lacrosse ... school's Athlete of the Year ... team MVP and an all-conference selection in soccer.

Personal: Daughter of John and Patti Lazarich ... has a brother, Nick ... a business administration major ... favorite movie is "She's the Man" ... favorite team is the Boston Bruins ... hero growing up was her brother … the women’s soccer team’s all-time leader in goals and points.