2018 First-Team All-Region
2018 ODAC/Va. Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete of the Year
2018 First-Team All-ODAC
2018 ODAC All-Tournament Team
2018 CoSIDA Academic All-District
2017 Lynchburg Female Academic Athlete of the Year
2017 Second-Team All-ODAC
2018 (Senior): Put together one of the finest seasons in Lynchburg women's lacrosse history, starting all 17 games and playing a big role in each ... Broke her own single-season record with 124 draw controls, finishing her career atop the program's career list with 260 ... Ranked third on the team with 34 goals while also tallying six assists, 35 ground balls, and 10 caused turnovers ... Scored in every game of the season, notching five hat tricks and five games with double-digit draws ... Picked up three goals and an assist in the regular-season finale April 28 vs. Shenandoah, helping her earn ODAC Player of the Week honors for the week ... Scored a hat trick and a career-high 13 draw controls in the ODAC semifinals May 5 vs. Randolph-Macon.
2017 (Junior): Came back from injury to be a staple of the Hornet midfield in every game in her third season...scored 19 goals while picking up three assists...led the team in draw controls with 82 (a program single-season record) and second on the team with 37 ground ball controls...netted three goals in three separate games...best game came against Wittenberg on March 11, where she found the back of the net twice, assisting on another, and controlling 12 draws...scored two goals against nationally ranked Washington and Lee on April 1.
2016 (Sophomore): Appeared in one game before missing her second year due to injury.
2015 (Freshman): Had a successful freshman season playing in 16 games and starting four…lead the team in draw controls winning 54…scooped up 22 groundballs and caused seven turnovers…netted eight goals and had four assists.
Before LC: A member of the all-academic squad . . . earned the highest point award . . . team made it to the state finals . . . the Lions were the Bayside champions in her final three seasons.
Personal
Parents: Jon and Kristen MacGregor
Brothers: Kade MacGregor, Ethan MacGregor
Relatives that played college sports: Kade MacGregor, Brother, Susquehanna University, Lacrosse, 4 years
Volunteer Work: Volunteer ref at lacrosse and field hockey games, Volunteer for adopt a bear services, volunteer at Virginia 10 miler run, Jeans for teens drive, canned food drives, donating blood
Career Aspirations: Nurse Practitioner
Why Is Being A Hornet Important To You?: It is important to me because it is like being in a family. My teammates have turned into my best friends and they are so important in my life.
