Amherst College Athletics

• "I made VWC my top choice because I like that it's a small school.  Everyone is nice and helpful, and there are a lot of things to do both on and off campus."
• Selected Virginia Wesleyan over the University of Delaware, Ursinus College, St Joseph's University and West Chester University

VWC Career Statistics

Season Highlights

2012

• TBA

Collegiate Accomplishments

• Clarke Presidential Scholarship recipient
• Six-time Dean's List Honoree
• Posted a 4.00 GPA Spring 2012 and Winter 2013 
• Current GPA accume of 3.85

Prep Accolades

• Competed in field hockey, basketball and lacrosse

Personal

• Daughter of Belinda Bankert and Mike Mullahy; dad attended Ursinus College 
• Has one brother, Steve, a student at Montgomery County Community College
• Self-description in 10 words or less: "Nice, competitive, happy, easy-going, hard-working, team player"
• Enjoys listening to rock and spending vacation time in Costa Rica
• A fan of the Philadelphia Phillies and their standout player Jayson Werth
• My favorite aspect of being an athlete is: "Competing against others who want to play."
• My personal athletic goal at VWC is: "To help my team make it to the ODAC championship and then win it."
• If I could spend one day with a famous person from any time period it would be: "Queen Elizabeth I because she was a strong, compassionate leader, who is considered the greatest monarch of English history."
• If I could participate in a reality show it would be: "Survivor, because you get to go to a once-in-a-lifetime destination, compete in challenges and have the chance of winning a million bucks."
• People might be surprised to know: "I'm considered legally blind without contacts or glasses."
• If I could possess one superpower it would be: "Flying. It would be cool because you would never have to take public transportation again and you would be able to see some great views."
• It's the year 2025 and: "Hopefully I'll be living in suburbia with my dog and teaching high school math."
• The most important advice I've received is: "Do what you love and always be yourself" --Dad