Wheaton College (MA)

2025 SEASON: Appeared in six games ... Tallied three points with a goal and two assists ... Scooped up a ground ball ... Tallied her first point of the season with an assist against Wellesley College on April 2 ... Scored her lone goal of the season against Salve Regina University on April 9 ... Added an assist against Massachusetts Institute of Technology on April 23.

2024 SEASON: Saw time in five games for the Lyons ... Tallied three goals and an assist for four points on the season ... Recorded her her first collegiate goal and first collegiate assist with a career-high two points in the Lyons win over Lycoming College on March 12 ... Netted a goal each against Clark University on March 16 and Mount Holyoke College on March 30.

2023 SEASON: Did not appear in any games due to injury.

BEFORE WHEATON: Graduated from Arlington High School in 2022 ... Two-year letterwinner in lacrosse in addition to earning three letters in bowling for the Admirals ... Recipient of the Four-year Award for AHS lacrosse ... Chosen a Captain prior to her senior campaign for the Admirals lacrosse team and was also tapped a Captain for the bowling team as a junior and senior ... Named All-League for the Arlington High School bowling team following her junior and senior seasons ... Earned the Sportsmanship Award for the Admirals bowling squad as a junior and also earned Athlete of the Month honors for AHS bowling as a junior ... Member of National Honors Society at Arlington High School ... Recipient of the Honor Key, a Mastery in Science Endorsement, the Seal of Civic Readiness and the Advanced Regents Diploma at AHS ... Played for Yellow Jackets North.

PERSONAL: Born June 29, 2004 ... Majoring in Biology with a Pre-veterinary track and a minor in Animal Behavior at Wheaton and would like to pursue a career as a Veterinarian ... Daughter of Kristin and John McDwyer ... Has one sibling, Ian, who plays lacrosse for Westminster College ... Chose to play for Wheaton because of the welcoming team, the positive atmosphere and how she instantly felt at home on campus.