Vassar College Athletics

2014 Stats | 2015 Stats | 2016 Stats

2016 Liberty League All-Academic Team
2015 Liberty League All-Academic Team

2016: Liberty League All-Academic...started in 14 of 15 games played... picked up 15 ground balls...caused 16 turnovers... picked up a season high of four ground balls and four caused turnovers against New Paltz (3/5)... picked up three ground balls and caused a turnover against Bowdoin College (3/17)... picked up 2 ground balls and caused 2 turnovers against Skidmore College (4/9)

2017: Played and started in all 15 games for the Brewers…collected 6 ground balls and caused 1 turnover…collected a season high 2 ground balls against Rensselaer (4/22)…picked up one ground ball against Fitchburg State (3/16), Connecticut College (3/22), Skidmore (4/21), and St. Lawrence (4/29)…

2015: Liberty League All-Academic…started three of 13 games played…grabbed eight grounds balls…caused one turnover…won four draw controls…collected season high vs. Rochester (4/11)…collected three ground balls and forced one turnover in win over Bard (4/18).

2014: Played in five games with two starts...scored her first collegiate goal against Mount Saint Mary from her only shot of the year...picked up five ground balls...caused one turnover and won one draw control.

PRIOR TO VASSAR: Lettered and started all four years in lacrosse...Named first team All-State, also All-Catholic, All-Michigan and All Midwest Regional Champions 2010 and 2012...Also lettered three years in hockey and one in golf...was team captain of her high school hockey team...Named All-Catholic Academic and won the State Championship in ice hockey in 2013...President of girls mentoring and Gold Key at her high school, Acolyte Captain, AP Scholar...Michigan Math Prize Finalist...Kingswood Day Camp Counselor.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Rick and Judi Stahl...Has two siblings, Oliver (24) and Cooper (20)...economics major...Chose Vassar over the University of Michigan because she "wanted a school where [she] could experience being a student athlete."