Towson University Athletics

2020: Did not see action.

2019: Appeared in 14 games … scored four goals … had one assist … finished with seven ground balls … scored two game-winning goals, one against Drexel and one against Delaware.

2018: Saw time in 17 games, making one start at attack ... scored two goals against Drexel ... scored one goal in games against Yale, Delaware and Elon ... added three ground balls ... helped tie the school record for wins in a season with 16 and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division I Women’s Lacrosse Championship.

2017: Saw time in a pair of games during her rookie campaign ... made her collegiate debut in the win at UMBC ... took a shot in the win over Stetson.

At Winters Mills H.S.: Four-year key contributor for Coach Courtney Vaughn and the Falcons at midfield/attack ... led the team in goals (52) and assists (10) while serving as a team captain as a senior ... as a freshman she helped Winters Mill win a Maryland Public 2A/1A girls’ lacrosse championship ... as a junior, she was listed as the number nine player on ILWomen.com’s Top 15 Rising Juniors ... was an all-conference honoree and an academic all-american ... also played field hockey, basketball and swam at Winters Mills.

Personal: Wants to work in early education and special education after she graduates ... lists her parents as the people she admires most ... has held a summer job as a lifeguard and as a babysitter ... favorite athlete is Amber Falcone ... likes to watch the movie, “The Lion King” ... enjoys eating salad ... most memorable experience was winning states ... has four brothers and a sister ... family has a strong lacrosse background as four of her siblings played lacrosse, including brother Travis who played for the Tigers and still ranks among the Top 10 for single-season save percentage ... daughter of Stew Love and Sallee Hiles ... born on April 16, 1998 in Westminster, Md. ... double major in early education and special education.

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Shots: 1, vs. Stetson, 3/12/17