Guilford College

Career: Stands among Guilford’s all-time leaders in points (9th), goals (9th), assists (2nd), ground balls (154, 7th), caused turnovers (61, 3rd) and draw controls (108, 5th)… 2010: Starting midfielder… capped a stellar career with 32 points in 11 games… scored 17 goals and a team-high 15 assists before incurring a season-ending knee injury... despite the injury, she led Guilford in assists and ground balls (44)… ranks third among ODAC ground balls per game leaders (4.0) and fourth in assists per game (1.36)… collected 22 draw controls and caused 17 turnovers... scored a season-high four goals versus Marymount University Feb. 27 and had a season-high five points with a goal and four assists versus RIT... totaled four assists and a career-high nine ground balls Feb. 28 versus Denison, the second-highest ground ball total in school history... 2009: Earned Second Team All-ODAC honors... led the team with 35 goals and 22 assists for 57 points, all career highs... her1.29 assists per game ranked eighth among ODAC leaders... had seven goals, one assist, four ground balls, five draw controls, and two caused turnovers against Denison... ranks ninth in school history with 97 points in 50 career games... 2008: Earned honorable mention All-ODAC recognition... ranked fourth on the team in points... scored in 13 of 16 contests... twice netted a personal-best four goals... had four tallies in the Quakers' first win over Lynchburg College since 1992... scored four times and picked up a career-best six ground balls in the ODAC Tournament quarterfinal loss to Randolph-Macon... 2007: Scored twice on two shots against Mary Washington... added a goal for the Quakersin the 12-8 win against cross-town rival Greensboro... Personal: Member of Guilford's Spring 2007 Student-Athlete Honor Roll... four-year player under coaches Mike Gaydos and Jim Segar at Union-32 Jr./Sr. H.S... helped the Raiders win their first state championship in 2006... daughter of Ehren and Angel Nogueira... health science and sports medicine double major.