NDSU

CSC Academic All-District Team ('22)
Summit League Commissioner's List of Academic Excellence ('22)

2022 SEASON (SENIOR):  Started in all 20 games, logging 1646 minutes on the pitch … Recorded three goals on 32 shots (.094 pct) … Had two game-winning goals against Drake (Sep. 11) and at Kansas City (Oct. 7) … Also scored against South Dakota (Oct. 21) … Had 15 shots on goal, including a season high three against Drake (Sep. 11) … Assisted on five goals, including two assists against South Dakota (Oct. 21) … Tallied 11 total points, including a career high four (1g, 2a) against South Dakota (Oct. 21) …

2021 SEASON (JUNIOR): Played in 15 games with seven starts, logging 703 minutes on the pitch … Played a season high 75 minutes at Western Illinois (Oct. 29) … Recorded one goal on 11 shots … Scored against Pacific (Aug. 26) … Had four shots on goal … Tallied two total points …

2020 SEASON (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in all 16 matches with five starts...Scored a goal at North Dakota (March 12)...Six shots, with four on goal, at North Dakota (March 12) were the most by a Bison this year...

2019 SEASON (FRESHMAN): Appeared in 18 matches, including 16 starts ... Scored first career goal against South Dakota (Oct. 6) ... Played a season-high 110 minutes against Purdue Fort Wayne (Oct. 18) ... Had a season-high three shots against Vermont (Aug. 30) ... Named to the Summit League All-Freshman Team ...Named to Summit League Academic Honor Roll...

High School: Four-year varsity letterwinner…Four-year varsity starter…Three-time all-state selection (First team as junior and senior, second team as a sophomore)…Scored 11 goals and had three assists as a senior…Tallied 39 goals and 16 assists in her career… Also ran track and field, where she qualified for the state meet in the 4x800-meter relay as a sophomore…

Club: Played for ECNL Minnesota Thunder Academy…

Personal: Daughter of Kathy and Rob Douglass…Sister, Chance, plays soccer at Truman State...Majoring in criminal justice and Spanish...Played for MTA ECNL during summer of 2019, becoming the first Minnesota team to advance to the national final four.