Towson University Athletics

Cavallo's Honor Roll
• 2015 CAA All-Rookie Team

2015 Season: Appeared in 12 games during her freshman campaign ... started the first nine games of the year, missed the next six due to illness and returned for the final three games of the season ... member of the CAA All-Rookie team ... finished ninth on the team with 13 points on 12 goals and one assist ... recorded a hat trick against North Carolina ... scored a career-high five goals vs. California ... added an assist for six points against the Golden Bears ... was a perfect 3-for-3 on free position shots in the California game ... named the CAA Rookie of the Week after scoring seven combined goals (Delaware and California games) ... added three ground balls, eight draw controls and four caused turnovers.

At Hillsborough H.S.: A four-year letter winner on attack for Coach Beth Murrin ... in her career she tallied 207 goals, passing the 200-goal plateau as a senior and adding 51 assists ... member of the New Jersey national team in 2012 ... two-time All-Skyland conference team selection and a two-time Star Ledger all-area honoree.

Personal: Lists her dad as the person she admires most ... has done community service by visiting her local hospitals ... enjoys running in her spare time ... favorite movie is “The Notebook” ... favorite athlete is Ronda Rousey ... enjoys reading the book “My Fight/Your Fight” by Ronda Rousey ... likes to eat pasta ... most memorable experience was being diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes ... has an older sister and younger brother ... daughter of Michael and Kathy Cavallo ... born on October 13, 1995 in Hillsborough, N.J. ... major is business marketing.

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Points: 6, vs. California, 3/21/15
Goals: 5, vs. California, 3/21/15
Assists: 1, vs. California, 3/21/15
Shots: 5, twice (most recent vs. California, 3/21/15)
Free Position Goals: 3, vs. California, 3/21/15
Ground Balls: 1, three times (most recent vs. Johns Hopkins, 4/25/15)
Draw Controls: 2, three times (most recent vs. UC Davis, 3/25/15)
Caused Turnovers: 1, four times (most recent at Penn, 3/28/15)