Vassar College Athletics

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2014 Liberty League All-Academic Team

2016: Started and played in 17 of the Brewers 18 contests...recorded three shutouts and nine wins in her 17 starts...made 64 saves on 84 shots, resulting in a .762 save percentage...averaged 1.19 goals against per game and 1.22 in Liberty League play...made a career high 11 saves against William Smith(10/15)...earned first Liberty League shutout in 1-0 win over RIT (10/14)

2014: Liberty League All-Academic Team...made six appearances in goal…Finished with 12 saves on the year…Made first season appearance in shutout victory over Western Connecticut (9/17)…helped earn shutout victory over Manhattanville (9/20)…recorded 65 minutes of shutout goalkeeping against Skidmore (9/27), making two saves…had season-high four saves against William Smith (10/4). 

2013: Became the starter for the Brewers in goal when she started 10 of her 15 games this year...finished the season with a 5-6-1 record and two shutouts...stopped 63 shots and allowed 19...set her collegiate high in saves against Western Connecticut State University on 9/18 with 10.

PRIOR TO VASSAR: Lettered four years and started three...2012 All-District and All-Region First Team...2012 All-State Honorable Mention...2011 and 2012 MVP...2011 and 2012 Challenge Cup Team MVP...2010 United Cup MVP...2012 District Champions, Oldham Soccer Tournament Semi-Finalist...2010 Oldham Soccer Tournament Champions, District Champions, Regional Champions and Section Champions...2010 Kentucky Final Four, Semi-Finalist...2011 Louisville Cup Runner Ups...2010 Louisville Cup Champions, United Cup Champions...2013 Disney Showcase Runner-Ups.

PERSONAL: Parents are Mary and Giles Tapolsky...older sister is Nathalie (23) and younger brother is Matthieu (18)...majoring in Economics...plans on joining an outing club and some dancing...chose Vassar over Washington and Lee, Kenyon, Centre College, Transylvania University, University of Kentucky, University of Louisville and Bellarmine University because of "the academics and the campus."