Two-time member of the NCAC Dr. Gordon Collins Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll/NCAC Academic Honor Roll and four-time member of the AD Honor Roll.
2025 Lacrosse: College Sports Communicators Academic All-District® selection … Back-to-back All-NCAC performer with a third-team honor … Started all 21 games … Team leader in draw controls with 119 and groundballs with 58 … Draw control and groundball numbers rank second and eighth for a single season in program history and are career-highs … Finished second in the NCAC and 21st in NCAA Div. III in draw controls … First in program history to have at least 200 draw controls before the end of junior year … Also ranked among team leaders in caused turnovers (22), goals (38), and assists (10) … Converted the most free-position shots at 14 … Second in player-up goals with five … Netted one of only two woman-down goals on the season … Named to the NCAC All-Tournament Team … Had seven games with at least seven draw controls … High was 10 against Kenyon (April 16) … Narrowly missed double-digit draw controls a second time on the year, corralling nine against Otterbein (March 26) … Scored a team-high tying and season-high four goals to lead Wooster to its first ever NCAA Tournament victory over Hope (May 9) … Had hat tricks in back-to-back games at Neumann (March 21) and vs. Otterbein … Another hat trick came against Kalamazoo (March 8) … Member of the IWLCA Academic Honor Roll.
2024 Field Hockey: Earned second career All-NCAC accolade and first in field hockey, landing on the third-team … Appeared in and started all 14 games … Facilitated the Scots’ offense with a team-leading four assists … Took a team-high 44 shots, good for sixth in the conference … Put 18 shots on frame, netting one goal … Lone score was the game winner against Concordia (Sept. 14) and assisted on the first goal of the game … Dished out a pair of assists in the win over Earlham (Sept. 29) … Assisted on the team’s lone goal at Washington & Jefferson (Oct. 5) … Converted shootout attempts in both victories over Oberlin (Oct. 3 and Oct. 19) … Member of the NFHCA National Academic Squad.
2024 Lacrosse: One of two Scots to land on the IWLCA All-Great Lakes Region second team along with Kenzie Smith … First-team All-NCAC as one of the top all-around players in the conference … Third in the conference in ground balls per game (3.20), second in draw controls per game (6.00) and third in caused turnovers per game (1.60) while leading the team in all those categories … Helped Scots finish 11th nationally as a team with 17.27 draw controls per game … Team leader with 90 draw controls, 48 ground balls and 24 caused turnovers … 90 draw controls is fourth most in program history and the fourth time since 2018 that a Scot has recorded that many draw controls in a season … Added 29 goals and nine assists on the offensive end … Named NCAC Athlete of the Week on March 12 after a three-goal, three-assist, seven-draw control performance against Washington & Jefferson (March 7) … Repeated as NCAC Athlete of the Week on Apr. 23 following a week with 10 total ground balls, 10 draw controls and five caused turnovers … Had eight games with at least seven draw controls, which included a high of 11 against Trine (March 30) … Caused four turnovers against Marietta (March 2) and vs. Westfield St. (March 11).
2023 Field Hockey: Stepped into an expanded role and became Wooster’s top scoring threat … Tied for team lead with nine goals … Helped the team to finish second in the conference in scoring margin, third in goals per game and points per game, and fourth in scoring average … Second on the squad with 18 points, 32 shots, and tied for team lead with 20 shots on goal … Fifth in the NCAC with 0.69 goals per game and 1.38 points per game … Recorded game winning goals at Earlham (Sept. 24), at Oberlin (Oct. 8), and against Transylvania (Oct. 21), scoring two goals in each of those games … Also netted a pair of goals in the rematch against Oberlin (Oct. 14) … Member of the NFHCA National Academic Squad.
2023 Lacrosse: One of Wooster’s top newcomers, starting in all 16 contests and proving to be a force in the midfield … Second on the squad with 70 draw controls and 39 groundballs … 70 draw controls are tied for sixth all-time in single-season program history … Third on the team with 22 caused turnovers … Tied for fifth on the team with 23 goals and added three assists … Secured 12 draw controls in the season finale against Oberlin (April 29), just three away from tying the single-game record set by teammate Hannah Shaw back in 2022 … Also collected 10 draw controls in win versus Trine (March 11) … Grabbed five groundballs on three separate occasions: at Westminster (March 1), at Hope (April 1), and at Oberlin (April 29) … Caused five turnovers vs. Ohio Wesleyan (April 26) … Netted a season-high four goals in the win at Wittenberg (April 15).
2022 Field Hockey: Appeared in and started three contests … Made collegiate debut against Bridgewater (Sept. 23) … Scored first collegiate goal against Allegheny (Oct. 26) … Served up an assist in team’s 6-0 win over Transylvania (Sept. 24) … Put all three shots on goal.
Prior to Wooster: All-section and all-conference selection in field hockey and lacrosse as a senior at Aquinas Academy of Pittsburgh … Two-time lacrosse MVP and scored over 100 high school goals … Broke the school record in the 400 meters as a senior … Coached by Maddie Fitzgerald and Jennifer DeWitt in lacrosse … and Jennifer DeWitt and Erin Queen in field hockey … Four-year letterwinner in basketball and lacrosse, three-year letterwinner in field hockey and soccer, and lettered once in track.
Personal: Parents are Kathleen and W. Scott Hardy … Business economics major and part of the entrepreneurship pathway program … SAAC representative … Involved with the Wooster Volunteer Network … Works in game operations and in the equipment room.
