2017 Season: Named to the Great Northeast Athletic Conference Second Team ... Averaged 1.24 goals per game to rank 10th among all Division III players ... Tied for the league lead with nine goals in six conference matches, while ranking second with 20 points and three game-winning goals in GNAC contests ... Finished the season with a school-record 21 goals, which led the conference, and her 46 points were just one short of tying the school standard, while ranking second among league leaders ... Showed a knack for picking up big goals with six game-winners for the most by a Simmons player in a decade-plus ... Scored multiple goals six times, including a trio of hat tricks and tallied a career-best nine points on four goals and an assist vs. New England College on October 17 ... Scored four times in the GNAC Quarterfinals vs. Anna Maria College on October 28 ... Put together dominant stretch where she notched at least one point in five straight matches from September 23 to October 7 and racked up 20 points during the span.

2016 Season: Selected to the Longstreth/National Field Hockey Coaches Association New England East Region First Team ... Named the Great Northeast Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Year and was also named to the GNAC First Team ... Tied for the conference lead with eight goals in league matches and finished the season with 45 points and 20 goals in all games to rank second among GNAC leaders ... Placed seventh on the GNAC leaderboard with a career-high five assists ... One of the most prolific scorers in all of NCAA Division III with 1.05 goals per game to stand 17th in the nation, while ranking 21st in the country with 2.37 points per match ... Registered four game-winning scores as well for the second-most in the league ... Started all but one of the Sharks' 19 contests and notched at least one point in 10 of them ... Tallied multiple goals on six occasions, including a school-record-tying four markers vs. Nichols College on September 8 ... Her record-performance was one of three hat tricks on the year ... Earned GNAC Offensive Player of the Week accolades twice and put together a five-game scoring streak from October 15 to November 2 that saw her pile up 21 points on nine goals and three assists during the stretch ... Became just the third player in school history to surpass the 100-point mark on October 19 after scoring three times at New England College and became the second player in school annals to reach the 50-goal plateau with two markers at Johnson & Wales University on October 22. 

2015 Season: Named Great Northeast Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Year to become the first player in school history to earn the honor ... Tabbed to the National Field Hockey Coaches Association/Longstreth New England East Region First Team as well as the GNAC First Team ... Tied for the league lead with 17 goals, while ranking third with 37 points, including three assists ... Her goal and point season totals ranked as the second-most in program history ... Racked up a league-high five game-winning markers ... Among the most consistent point scorers in the nation, notching at least one point in 14 of 18 matches, while ranking 28th in all of NCAA III with 0.94 goals per game ... Registered multiple goals on four occasions, including a pair of scores in Simmons' 3-0 victory over Johnson & Wales University in the GNAC Tournament Semifinals ... Also assisted on the game-winning tally in a 1-0 win over Saint Joseph's College on October 7 to capture the league championship and earn All-Tournament Team accolades ... Began the season by being named the GNAC Player of the Week for the week of August 31 to September 6 and was also named the ECAC Offensive Player of the Week for November 2-8. 

2014 Season: Named Great Northeast Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year ... Selected First Team All-Conference by the GNAC ... Chosen GNAC Player of the Week twice, as well as GNAC Rookie of the Week a league-high five times ... Tabbed the Eastern College Athletic Conference New England Rookie of the Week on two occasions as well ... Made her collegiate debut on September 2 vs. Becker College ... Started 14 of 18 matches that she appeared in ... Notched her first career points with a season-high of five on two goals and an assist vs. Massachusetts Institute of Technology on September 4 ... Ranked third among league leaders with 15 goals and fourth with 34 points ... Her point total ranked as the third-most in a season in school history ... Notched at least one point in 10 matches and scored multiple goals on six occasions, including a pair in the GNAC championship game to earn All-Tournament accolades ... Put together a six-match point streak from September 28 to October 15 ... The Sharks posted a 9-1 record in games that she registered at least one point, including four game-winning goals in those matches.

High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner in field hockey and earned two letters in softball for Pinkerton Academy ... Tabbed First Team All-State as well as Twin State All-Star ... An Eagle Tribune All-Star and was named Most Valuable Player for the Astros' field hockey squad as a senior ... Recipient of the Michael Turner Field Hockey Spirit Award at Pinkerton ... Chosen a Captain for PA field hockey prior to her senior campaign ... Member of the National Honor Society and National Technical Honor Society and named to the Honor Roll at Pinkerton Academy ... Member of Health Occupation Students of America and Family Career and Community Leaders of America at PA ... Competed in the Mogul Monsters Ski Club ... Partcipated in Student Exchange at Pinkerton Academy ... Born November 6, 1995 ... Majoring in Nursing at Simmons and would like to pursue a career as a Nurse Practitioner ... Daughter of Sandra and John Saltamartini ... Enjoys snowboarding.