Guilford College

Career

• Graduated with Guilford standards for caused turnovers in a career (91) and season (32, 2012)
• Left Guilford ranked 14^th in school history in points (127), 12^th in goals (101), 12^th in assists (26^th) and third in ground balls (195) and draws (188)

2014

• Earned Third team All-ODAC laurels for the second straight season
• Finished fourth among Guilford's scorers with a career-high 50 points on 38 goals and 12 assists
• Was fourth on the team in goals and third in assists
• Stood second on the team with 57 ground balls and 21 caused turnovers
• Ranked sixth among ODAC ground balls leaders and seventh in draw controls with 55, the eighth-best total in school history

Career

• third place among Guilford's career leaders in caused turnovers (70)
• sixth in draw controls (133)
• 11th in ground balls (138)

2013

• Third Team All-ODAC recognition
• finest season of her career
• started all 17 of the Quakers' games
• tallied 43 points on 33 goals and 10 assists, plus 54 ground balls, 57 draw controls and 23 caused turnovers
• was fourth in the league in ground balls, seventh in caused turnovers and 11th in draw controls
• scored a career-high five goals in Guilford's win over Bridgewater and contributed a personal-best six points in road wins over Sweet Briar College and Randolph College

2012

• started in 17 games
• had 15 points (11 goals, four assists)
• 48 ground balls and school-record 32 caused turnovers led the team
• 50 draw controls stood second on the team and rank fifth in school history
• one of her best performances came in Guilford’s 19-9 win over ODAC-foe Bridgewater College Mar. 17 when she scored two goals, scooped up four ground balls, won two draw controls and caused three turnovers
• enters her junior season with 47 career caused turnovers, the ninth-highest total in school history

2011

• started in 12 of 17 games
• tallied 19 goals, 26 draw controls, 38 ground balls and caused 15 turnovers
• ranked second on the team in ground balls, third in caused turnovers and fourth in draw controls and goals
• best performance came Apr. 6 at Hollins University when she scored four goals, caused two turnovers and scooped up one ground ball

Personal

• ran with the Quakers' cross country team in 2010
• two-time member of the Academic All-ODAC Team
• seven-time member of Guilford's Student-Athlete Honor Roll
• lettered four years at Wells High School under coaches Marty Webb and Kayla Hinkley
• Western Maine B All-Star
• had the league's third-highest ground balls total as a senior
• daughter of Kevin and Nancy Colley
• twin sister, Lily Colley '14, joined the team in 2012
• dean's list student