Guilford College

Career

• appeared in 70 games through her four years at Guilford
• set school records for career ground balls (244), draw controls (474) and caused turnovers (125)
• set the school record with 128 draw controls in her 2012 season
• she ranks fourth in school history with 215 career points and third with 182 goals
• her 33 assists rank ninth in school history
• is the Quakers first three time First-Team All-ODAC honoree

2015

• started in all 16 games
• led the team and ranked fifth in the ODAC with 61 points on 50 goals and 11 assists
• topped the team and the ODAC with 87 ground balls and 115 draw controls
• her 87 ground balls and 52 caused turnovers this season set the school record
• ranks seventh in Division III in ground balls per game and ninth in draw controls per game
• she topped the team, ranked second in teh ODAC and fifth in Division III with 52 causeed turnovers
• in the game against Hollins University she had a season-high 15 draw controls, second-highest in school history
• in the game against Viginia Wesleyan College she had 11 ground balls, the second-highest in school history and matched the school record with seven caused turnovers

2014

• became the Quakers' first three-time First Team All-ODAC honoree
• IWLCA All-Chesapeake Region First Team
• collected 64 points on 57 goals and seven assists
• ranked fifth in the league in goals, 10^th in points, second in draw controls (118), second in ground balls (61) and ninth in caused turnovers (25)
• led Guilford in draws, ground balls and caused turnovers
• her 6.21 draw controls per game ranked 25^th nationally
• totaled nine points, 17 draw controls, and six caused turnovers in the Quakers' three-game ODAC Tourney run, which earned All-Tournament laurels
• twice matched her career high with six points in a match, including a personal-best six goals versus Wittenberg

2013

• First Team All-ODAC
• Second Team All-Chesapeake Region (IWLCA)
• collected a career-high 48 goals, 11 assists, 59 points, 67 ground balls and 32 caused turnovers
• leads the ODAC in ground balls, draw controls (113) and caused turnovers
• league-high 6.65 draws per game stand 15th nationally
• sits among ODAC leaders in goals (7th) and points (10th) per game
• 67 ground balls ran fourth in school history and are the most by a Quaker since 2001
• scored a season-high six points in wins over Greensboro College, Catawba College and Lynchburg College
• netted a season-best five goals in victories over Catawba, Lynchburg and Roanoke College
• had a season-high 14 draw controls versus Catawba, the second-highest figure in school history
• had a season-high nine ground balls in consecutive tilts at Sweet Briar College and Randolph College; also stands second all-time at Guilford

2012

• First Team All-ODAC
• led Guilford’s freshmen with 31 points on 27 goals and four assists
• ranked fourth among the Quakers’ scoring leaders
• made her mark with a school-record and ODAC-best 128 draw controls
• through games of May 13, Keene stood eighth among NCAA Division III leaders with 7.11 draw controls per game
• more than doubled Luisella Perri’s ’99 former school record of 57 and already ranks fourth among Guilford’s career leaders
• picked up a school-record 17 draw controls in her first college game, a 17-16 Quakers’ win at Berry College Feb. 18 (one of four contests in which she had at least 10 draw controls)
• also scored a career-high five points in the Berry win on four goals and an assist Keene also scored four times in the Quakers’ Mar. 21 ODAC win over Sweet Briar College

Personal

• studied abroad in Indonesia in the fall of 2013 and blogged about the experience
• six-time member of Guilford's Student-Athlete Honor Roll
• two-time member of the Academic All-ODAC team
• dean's list student
• minor in anthropology
• lettered four times at Gunston Day School for coaches Robert Fredland and Samantha Hiner
• earned All-Mid-shore Lacrosse recognition from the Star Democrat
• also named to the All-Eastern Shore Independent Athletic Association and All-Capital Area Lacrosse League(CALL)
• team captain
• named the CALL MVP and helped her team to four league championships
• team captain and four-year letter winner in field hockey and basketball 
• named team MVP for field hockey
• member of National Honor Society, Environmental club and participant in the G.I.V.E. charity foundation
• cousin of USA national lacrosse team member Ashby Kaestner
• daughter of Carita and Michael Keene