2019: Missed most of season due to injury... Played in three games... On Senior Day, dished out a career-high five assists and scored a goal against Presbyterian on April 6... Millis Scholar-Athlete
2018: Played in all 20 games and tallied career highs with 10 goals, 17 assists and 27 points... Scored against JMU on Feb. 24 ... Tallied her fourth goal of the season versus Campbell (4/4/18)... Recorded a career-high six points on two goals and four assists at Longwood (4/21/18)... Scored a pair of goals at Hofstra (4/26/18)... Assisted on three goals in Big South semifinal against Campbell (5/4/18).
2017: Scored against Chapel Hill on Feb. 17 ... Picked up one ground ball and caused one turnover at James Madison on Feb. 25 ... Recorded one assist and one ground ball in close win at Michigan on March 10 ... Notched three goals, one ground ball, caused turnover and draw control in 19-point win at Gardner-Webb on April 1 ... Scored two goals in back-to-back games at Radford and Liberty... Named to Big South Presidential Honor Roll... Millis Scholar-Athlete.
2016: Played in 7 games on the season ... Made her collegiate debut against Coastal Carolina on March 26 ... Had one draw control against Radford on April 16 ... Recorded one draw control against Campbell on May 5 ... Big South Presidential Honor Roll.
Prep: Earned four varsity letters at St. John's College High School ... Program's all-time leader in points and assists ... Three-time All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference First Team selection and two-time all-metro honoree ...
Washington Post All-Metro honorable mention in 2014 and 2015 ... Two-year team captain and earned team MVP honors all four seasons ... SJC Scholar-Athlete ... Played her club career for Capital Lacrosse ... Also suited up in volleyball, basketball and cross country at SJC.
Personal: Major is strategic communications ... Daughter of David and Marie Williams ... Sister, Gracie, played her college lacrosse at Monmouth, while brother, Bo, plays baseball at Catholic University ... Born November 12, 1996.
