University of Lynchburg

2016 Second-Team All-ODAC
2015 First-Team All-State
2015 Second Team All-South Atlantic Region
2015 Second Team All-ODAC
2015 ODAC All-Tournament Team
2014 NCAA All-Tournament Team
2014 First Team All-State
2014 Second Team All-ODAC

Senior (2016): Started all 21 games in goal in her final year in a Hornet uniform...Allowed a small number of six goals on the season, posting a 0.34 goals allowed average, good enough for best in the ODAC...Totaled 35 saves, posting a .854 save percentage, the second best in the conference, including six complete game shutouts...Did not allow a goal in 16 games, being a vocal leader of a defense that finished fourth best in the country in goals-against average.

Junior (2015): Started all 25 games where she posted 10 shutouts, had a 0.40 goals against average, and a .816 save percentage… Made the game winning save in the ODAC championship game in penalty kicks… Was tied for first in the ODAC with just nine goals allowed.

Sophomore (2014): Started all 28 games for the Hornets in 2014… Took a major step in her progression in the net, posting the nation’s best goals against average (0.177)… Allowed four goals all year in 2,035:03 minutes played while making 45 saves… Led the Hornets to an 18-match shutout streak that extended from September 19 to November 15… Had 11 shutouts on the year, fourth-most for a single season in Lynchburg history… Made a tremendous impact in the NCAA tournament, saving three of four penalty kicks at Messiah College to make it to the Final Four while posting five saves in the match… Had a career-high seven saves in the national championship game shutout of Williams College.

Freshman (2013): Played in 19 matches as a freshman, starting seven…Won eight straight games before dropping her first of the season in the second round of the NCAA Tournament at Emory University…Allowed five goals all season, good for one of the top goals against averages (0.45) in school history…Had three shutouts.

Before LC: Four-year starter and four letter winner at New Hope-Solebury…Individual honors include South-Eastern Pennsylvania Coach’s Selection and First-Team BAL…Recorded 43 shutouts as a goalkeeper for the Lions …Helped lead her team to the district championship three times…Also won letters in tennis, basketball and softball.

Personal:

Parents: Chris Frelick and Terri Maxwell

Sister: Cara

Minor: International relations  

Volunteer Work: Goalkeeper trainer at Total Soccer

Dream Vacation: A trip to track and observe mountain gorillas and monkeys in Africa

Person(s) You'd Most Like to Meet: Serena Williams, Hope Solo

Favorite Movies: Despicable Me, Hotel Rwanda

Favorite TV Show(s): Law & Order SVU, Homeland, Scandal

Career Aspirations: Federal Law Enforcement/ Homeland Security

Why Is Being A Hornet Important To You?: It allows me to compete at the highest level of D3 soccer while playing with great teammates and representing a school that I love