2016 [SENIOR] - Played in all 22 games, making 21 starts for the Lyons... tallied one goal and one assist for three points... held a .429 shots on goal percentage... earned NEWMAC Second Team All-Conference honors... concluded her four-year career competing in 89 games with 72 starts... registered four goals and two assists for 10 points. [SEASON STATS]
2015 [JUNIOR] - Competed in 22 games, started 17... scored one goal for two points... grabbed her lone goal of the season against NEWMAC competitor MIT on Oct. 6... helped the team to a 0.89 goals against average (GAA) and led them to nine shutout games... tallied 10 shots, two on goal. [SEASON STATS]
2014 [SOPHOMORE] - Played in 23 games, making 18 starts... scored one goal for two points... netted her only goal of the season in the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Tournament quarterfinals versus WPI on November 4, a 2-0 win for the Lyons... helped the squad to a 1.02 goals against average (GAA)... tallied ten shots, four on net. [SEASON STATS]
2013 [FIRST-YEAR] - Played in 22 games, making 15 starts... scored one goal and had one assist for three points... netted her first career collegiate marker against Coast Guard on November 5 in the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Tournament quarterfinals... also had an assist in that contest versus the Bears... Wheaton went 11-3-1 in games she started. [SEASON STATS]
CAREER HONORS: NEWMAC Second Team All-Conference ('16).
BEFORE WHEATON: Attended Orange Lutheran High School... four-year member and four-year starter of the soccer team... earned Trinity League All-League second team honors... named her team's MVP during her senior year... member of the California Honor Society and National Honor Society.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Lesli White and Cedric Ferrell... has one sibling, Grant... father played football at Purdue University... majoring in international relations... chose to attend Wheaton for the women's soccer program... Wheaton Fellowship (will work with Wheaton alumna Ebony Williams ’08 as a healing arts intern with The Ragdoll Project and Something to Say, two nonprofit initiatives in Pasadena, Calif.)
