One of the premier players in the region, evidenced by three straight first-team all-region certificates … All-around player who will look to take full advantage of opportunities out of the midfield, according to the coaches.
2015: Continued to shine as one of the top midfielders in the regional earning first-team all-region and all-conference laurels for the third year in a row … Had a breakout year offensively with a career-best 55 goals, the fifth-most in program history … Scored the fourth-most goals in the conference … All-around major contributor with team-highs in draw controls (65) and ground balls (52), both the fourth-best marks in program history … Finished third on the team with 30 caused turnovers … Scored five goals against DePauw (April 4), Oberlin (April 11) and Denison (April 29) … Recorded six ground balls in three contests, including two straight to close out the season … Dominated the draw at Wittenberg (April 22), finishing with nine draw controls … Selected as the NCAC Player of the Week on April 20.
2014: Voted first-team all-region and all-conference for the second year in a row … Led Wooster and tied for 11th in the NCAC with 39 goals, also adding eight assists for 47-point season … Recorded second career six-goal game, this time against Denison (April 15), and tallied six points (5 goals, 1 assist) just two days prior in win over DePauw (April 13) … Totaled eight hat tricks on the season, all coming during team’s last 10 games … Also paced Wooster in draw controls (36) and was second in groundballs (33).
2013: Burst onto the scene in her debut season, earning first-team selections on both the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association All-Great Lakes Region Team and All-North Coast Athletic Conference Team … Totaled 46 goals with five coming against Washington & Jefferson (March 14) in just her second career game … Also passed out nine assists to give her 55 points on the year … Scored season-high six goals, including the game-winner, in a 14-13 overtime victory against rival Wittenberg (May 2) during the NCAC Tournament semifinals … Was a factor across the board with 42 groundballs, 20 caused turnovers, and 16 draw controls.
Prior to Wooster: Transferred to Wooster after one semester at NCAA Div. I St. Bonaventure … In high school, was named all-state as a junior and all-region as a junior and senior as a lacrosse standout at Medina … Helped lead the Bees to state championships in 2010, 11, and 12.
Personal: Born May 6, 1993 … Daughter of Diann Heck and Sue Hudson … Majoring in chemistry.
