Wofford College Athletics

2006: Tabbed to the Southern Conference Academic All-Conference Team ... had a breakout campaign in starting a career-high 15 contests ... named the Oct. 18 TIAA-CREF Southern Conference Student-Athlete of the Week ... scored the game-winning goal against Furman (10/15) to give the Terriers their first home victory against the Lady Paladins ... it marked the first game-winning goal of her career ... goal came on her only shot attempt with just over five minutes passed in the second half ... tallied two goals in the win against South Carolina State (9/19) ... also scored in Southern Conference action at Chattanooga (10/20) ... goal against the Lady Mocs was the Terriers’ only score in the double-overtime tie ... notched a career-high 24 shots on the season ... tied a career-best with four shots at Charleston Southern (10/2) in the Big South/SoCon Challenge and against South Carolina State ... had three-shot tilts at The Citadel (10/6) and at Chattanooga ... finished the campaign with a career-best four goals and nine points ... registered her only assist of the season versus Coastal Carolina (9/4) in the Big South/SoCon Challenge.
2005: Picked to the 2005-06 Southern Conference Honor Roll ... recipient of the Commissioner’s Medal ... a member of the TIAA-CREF Southern Conference Academic All-Conference Team ... started 12 games ... registered her first career goal against Coastal Carolina (9/21) ... assisted on the Terriers’ first goal of the season at South Carolina State (8/29) ... posted 16 shots ... notched a career-best four shots versus Guilford (10/10).
2004: Started three of the 11 games in which she played ... assisted on a goal versus Southern Conference foe Elon (9/26) ... tallied four shots on the campaign ... notched three shots at The Citadel (10/17) ... also had a shot against South Carolina State (9/15) ... her three starts came in league matches at Davidson (10/20), versus College of Charleston (10/24) and in the season finale at Chattanooga (10/31).
High School: Garnered all-state, All-Low Country and all-conference recognition as a senior ... also was a South Carolina High School Coaches’ Association Super-18 selection ... earned all-league honors as a junior ... member of the 2-A state championship squad in 2002 and 2003 ... team was ranked No. 19 nationally by the NSCAA in 2003 ... finished career with 36 goals and 36 assists ... also played tennis ... won the 2000 and 2003 Belton Hall of Fame Championship ... squad won the 2-A state final in 2000, 2001 and 2003 and was runner-up in 2002 ... named to the 2002 All-Low Country team ... won all-state matches each of her four years ... finished with a 54-8 singles mark, including a 16-0 ledger during her 2000 freshman campaign.
Personal: Born September 14, 1986, in Lansing, Mich. ... daughter of Bernard and Diane Ferrara ... majoring in biology.