2018 Third-Team All-ODAC
Senior (2018): Appeared in 19 contests, starting 18 ... Ranked third on the team and sixth in the ODAC with 12 goals ... Also chipped in three assists ... Scored in the first three games of the season, including a hat trick and an assist in a win over Alvernia Sept. 8 ... Had another three-game scoring streak late in the season, finding the cage Oct. 27 vs. Washington and Lee, in the ODAC semifinal Nov. 2 vs. Roanoke, and Nov. 3 in an ODAC championship win over Shenandoah.
Junior (2017): Contributed in 19 contests, starting three ... Scored a career-high 13 goals, good enough for third on the team ... Had a hat trick in a Sept. 30 ODAC victory over Eastern Mennonite ... Scored in three straight games from Oct. 15-21 ... Ranked third on the team in points (26) and shots-on-goal (29) and fourth in shots (39).
Sophomore (2016): Appeared in all 18 games with five starts in her second season for the Hornets ... Breakaway speed led to being second on the team in goals and points, totaling nine goals and two assists on the year.
Freshman (2015): Eldridge’s speed provided a spark off the bench for Lynchburg in her first year as a member of the squad … Recorded five goals and one assist in 16 games played … Made three starts and will look to increase that role more in the future … Scored her first career goal against Frostburg State and also had a hat trick in an important conference victory over Randolph-Macon late in the season.
Before Lynchburg: Was the captain of her Berwick Academy squad ... named team MVP and was the league MVP twice.
Personal
Parents: Greg and Maryann
Sister: Abigail
Brother: Samuel
Volunteer Work: Church, Worked in the Pre-K of her high school, Volunteer work in South Africa
Dream Vacation: A trip around Europe with my friends
Favorite Movie: Miracle
Favorite TV Shows: Criminal Minds, NCIS, Gilmore Girls
Why Is Being A Hornet Important To You?: It's about being a part of not just one team, but a larger group as well. You always have people to look up to because so many people have worked hard and succeeded before you. Being a Hornet is also about working hard to make sure those alumni have something to watch and something that makes them proud.
