The College of St. Scholastica

2013 (Junior)
Named First team Capital One Academic All-American … Honorable mention NSCAA Scholar All-North/Central region … Second team All-UMAC … Academic All-UMAC … Started 21 out of 22 games … Finished in the top six of the conference in goals (11), assists (7) and points (29) in league games … Finished fourth on the team in goals and points … Had a streak of 10 straight games with at least one point and six straight games with at least one goal … Scored two goals vs. Northwestern (10/18) … Made the Dean’s List both semesters.
 
2012 (Sophomore)
Named to the Capital One Academic All-District Team … Academic All-UMAC … Played in all 23 games, including 22 starts … Led the conference with four game-winning goals in league play … Added two assists vs. Northland (9/11) … Scored a hat trick vs. North Central (9/20) … Recorded one goal and one assist vs. Bethany Lutheran (9/28) … Scored four goals and added one assist vs. Martin Luther (9/28) … Recorded one goal vs. Northland (10/6) … Added a goal vs. Northwestern (10/13) … Scored a goal vs. Bethany Lutheran (10/27) … UMAC Player of the Week (10/2) … Made the Dean’s List both semesters.
 
2011 (Freshman)
Academic All-UMAC … Played in all 22 games, including eight starts … Finished second on the team with eight assists … Had two assists vs. Northland (9/13) … Scored her first collegiate goal and added an assist vs. North Central (10/15) … Scored a goal vs. Martin Luther (10/22) … Scored the game-winning goal vs. Bethany Lutheran (11/1) … Made the Dean’s List both semesters.
 
St. Cloud Tech
Honorable mention All-State selection … Four-time all-area and all-conference choice … Named team’s Most Valuable Player as a senior … Team captain of the hockey team … Also participated in track & field … Graduated with high honors.
 
Personal
Biology Major … Daughter of Cheryl and Paul Mitchell
 
Favorite Food: Avocados
Favorite Movie: Miracle
Favorite Professional Team(s): U.S. Women’s Soccer … Germany Men’s Soccer
Career Goal: Work as a physician’s assistant in the ER
What I Like About St. Scholastica: Small class sizes and the people