Northwestern University Athletics
Fuchs Welcomes Six Wildcats Ahead of 2021 Season
7/26/2021 3:50:00β―PM | Field Hockey
EVANSTON, Ill. β Northwestern Field Hockey head coach Tracey Fuchs announced the addition of six student-athletes, including two graduate students and four members of the incoming Class of 2025, to the Wildcats' program ahead of the upcoming 2021 fall season.
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"We are beyond excited to welcome our incoming first-years and graduate students into our Wildcat family," Fuchs said. "As a group, they represent a wealth of experience, athleticism, and skill. Individually, each brings unique character and competitive drive to our team."
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Regan Cornelius, Sophie Dix, Lane Herbert, and Lauren Hunter make up the talented incoming Class of 2025 additions, while Clara Roth and Maddie Bacskai join the team as graduate transfers.
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The six newcomers join a program that finished the 2021 spring season with a 12-6 record, culminating with the program's second-straight trip to the NCAA Tournament as one of just three at-large selections in the nation. The Wildcats will open their 2021 regular season on August 27 as they host UConn at Lakeside Field.
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Complete Bios on the Wildcat newcomers are below:
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Regan Cornelius
5-1 β’ Midfielder
New Albany, Ohio / Columbus Academy / Coyotes Field Hockey Club
Four-time All-State honoree at Columbus Academy β¦. Totaled 67 goals and 46 assists throughout her high school career, helping lead the Vikings to Division I state championships in 2018 and 2019 β¦ Coached by former Northwestern players Charlotte Vaziri and Tara Puffenberger during her senior season β¦ Named the 2019 Max Field Hockey Ohio Player of the Year and earned 2019 Max Field Hockey 3rd Team All-American recognition β¦ Named an NFHCA All-American in 2018 (3rd Team) and 2019 (2nd Team) β¦ Member of the 2018-2019 U-17 Junior National Team, as well the 2019-2020 USA Rise National Team ... Mother, Gretchen, was an All-American swimmer at Ohio University.
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Fuchs on Cornelius: "Regan is incredibly hard-working, gritty, and tough. She brings a wealth of experience as a member of the US U19 Team, as well being a leader for her high school and club teams. She is a strong versatile attacker who can play multiple positions.Β We look forward to her growth as a Wildcat."
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Sophie Dix
5-5 β’ Midfielder/Back
Dublin, Ireland / The Institute of Education (Dublin) / Pembroke Wanderers
Member of the U16, U17 and U19 Irish national squads ... Helped the U19s win the home nation championship in 2021 β¦ U16 and u18 Leinster provincial teams, winning the U16 Interprovincial championship in 2018 β¦ Member of the Pembroke Wanderers ladies 1st team competing in the EY Hockey League β¦ Played on her high school team for four years β¦ Participated in competitive sailing for 10 years, competed at the sailing Topper Worlds championships in 2016β¦ Father, Robert, participated in the 1976 Montreal Olympics, representing Ireland in sailing.
Fuchs on Dix: "We are very excited to bring Sophie into our Wildcat family. Her maturity and experience with both her club (Pembroke Wanderers) and representing her country (Ireland U16s and 19s) will be massive for us. She's an athletic jack-of-all trades player, dangerous in attack, strong defensively, and can play anywhere on the field for us."
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Lane Herbert
5-3 β’ Midfielder
Celina, Tex. / Greenhill School / Texas Pride Field Hockey
Ranked in the MAX Field Hockey Class of 2021 Top 100 β¦ Four-year varsity field hockey player at Greenhill School β¦ Recorded 26 goals and 29 assists for the Hornets during her junior season, followed by six goals and five assists during a shortened seven-game season as a senior β¦ Two-time Southern Preparatory All-Conference Team selectee β¦ Named an NFHCA Third Team All-American in 2019 β¦ Also earned varsity letters in lacrosse, soccer and swimming.
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Fuchs on Herbert: "Lane is a very skilled player, with strong fundamentals and good shooting ability.Β Her work ethic and desire to improve herself as a player has helped her grow over the past few years, and we're looking forward to see that growth continue. We are incredibly excited to finally have Lane join us in Evanston."
Lauren Hunter
5-2 β’ Midfielder/Back
Elizabethtown, Pa. / Lower Dauphin High School / Nook Hockey Club
MAX Field Hockey Class of 2021 Top 10 ranking β¦ Earned four varsity letters playing at Lower Dauphin β¦ Three-time Pennsylvania First Team All-State honoree and Mid-Penn Keystone All-Conference recipient (2018, 2019, 2020) β¦ Totaled 14 goals and 12 assists during her senior season in 2020 β¦ Played six years at Nook Hockey Club, including with current Wildcat Peyton Halsey.
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Fuchs on Hunter: "Lauren is a poised, confident defender.Β Her elimination skills are strong, and she possesses the ball well. Her leadership experience at a top-flight high school program (Lower Dauphin) puts her in a position to impact our program in many ways"
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Maddie Bacskai
5-5 β’ Back β’ Graduate Transfer
Berwyn, Pa. / Episcopal Academy (Pa.) / Princeton (Class of 2020)
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2020 (Princeton): Season canceled due to COVID-19
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2019 (Princeton): Missed the season with an injury.
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2018 (Princeton): Started every game β¦ Scored five times, added three helpers β¦ Had a goal and an assist vs. No. 4 Duke (Sept. 7) β¦ Helped on a goal vs. Monmouth (Sept. 14) β¦ Season-best six shots vs. No. 13 Delaware (Sept. 16) β¦ Recorded four shots at Yale (Sept. 28) β¦ Contributed a tally at No. 3 UConn (Oct. 7) β¦ Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 8) β¦ Longstreth/NFHCA Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 10) β¦ Assist vs. Brown (Oct. 13) β¦ Scored vs. Penn (Nov. 3) β¦ Had the game-winning goal vs. No. 13 Virginia in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (Nov. 9) that was featured on Sportscenter's Top 10 plays ... Registered the game-winner vs. No. 6 Harvard in the NCAA Quarterfinals (Nov. 11).
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2017 (Princeton): Started every game, scoring four goals, three of which were game-winners⦠Helped hold Dartmouth without a shot in the second half (Sept. 23) ⦠Scored the only goal at No. 24 Boston University (Sept. 24) ⦠Was part of a unit that did not allow a shot on goal vs. Columbia (Oct. 6) ⦠Snagged the game-winning goal at No. 15 Harvard (Oct. 21) ⦠Pushed Princeton to a comeback victory at Penn (Nov. 4) to clinch the outright Ivy title ⦠Ivy League Player of the Week (Nov. 6) ... Picked up a goal vs. No. 4 North Carolina in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament (Nov. 12).
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2016 (Princeton): Played and started every game β¦ Scored twice and had three assists β¦ Took 33 shots, 15 landing on goal β¦ Made two defensive saves β¦ Season-best four shots vs. Bucknell (Sept. 4) and vs. Albany (Sept. 9) β¦ Registered first career goal at Yale (Oct. 1) β¦ First career defensive save at Penn State (Oct. 2) β¦ Had an assist at Columbia (Oct. 7) β¦ Posted an assist at vs. then-No. 20 Harvard (Oct. 22) β¦ Snagged a tally vs. Penn (Nov. 5) β¦ Recorded a defensive save vs then-No. 5 Penn State (Nov. 12) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
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High School/Personal:
Lettered all four years for an Episcopal Academy field hockey team that went 88-4-2 in her career β¦ Senior captain that was first team All-League, All-Delco and Pennsylvania All-Region β¦ Also was first team All-League in 2014 β¦ School's Bicentennial Class Field Hockey Award winner β¦ Squad won back-to-back (2014-15) PAISSA and Inter-AC Championships β¦ Team also won both titles in 2012 β¦ Played varsity golf and was a member of the Bishop's Bunker Spirit Club β¦ Played for USA U-21 National Team (2016) ... Helped U-21 squad to Junior Pan American Games Silver Medal and fifth place in the Junior World Cup (2016).
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Fuchs on Bacskai: "Maddie brings incredible skill, knowledge, and leadership to our program.Β Her experience as a captain at Princeton, as well as her play for the US Women's National Team, has solidified her as one the best defenders in the country."
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Clara Roth
5-8 β’ Forward β’ Graduate Transfer
Schwetzingen, Germany / Hebel-Gymnasium Schwetzingen / Princeton (Class of 2020)
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2020 (Princeton): Season canceled due to COVID-19
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2019 (Princeton): Led all Ivy players in points and goals per game, was second in assists per game β¦ Led the team in goals (16) and points (43) β¦ Was second on the squad in assists (11) β¦ Had three assists vs. No. 20 Albany (Sept. 13) β¦ Snagged two goals vs. No. 17 Penn State (Sept. 15) β¦ Ivy Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 16) β¦ Posted two tallies at No. 4 Maryland (Sept. 24) β¦ Contributed a goal and two assists at Dartmouth (Sept. 27) β¦ Ivy Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 30) β¦ Stretch of five consecutive games with a goal (Oct. 4-20) β¦ Scored vs. Yale (Oct. 4), at No. 2 Duke (Oct. 6) and vs. Columbia (Oct. 12) β¦ Hat trick vs. Brown (Oct. 19) β¦ Scored twice vs. Boston University (Oct. 20) β¦Ivy Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 21) β¦ NFHCA Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 23) β¦Had a goal at Penn (Nov. 9) β¦ Produced two tallies vs. No. 13 Syracuse in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (Nov. 15) β¦ Had an assist vs. No. 1 North Carolina in the National Championship Game (Nov. 24).
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2018 (Princeton): Team-leader in goals (13) and points (34) β¦ Second on the squad in assists (8) β¦ Second in the Ivy League in points, tied for second in goals, tied for third in assists β¦ Scored a goal and added an assist vs. No. 14 Wake Forest (Sept. 2) β¦ Snagged a tally vs. No. 4 Duke (Sept. 7) β¦ Produced two goals and a helper vs. No. 3 Maryland (Sept. 18) β¦ Scored a goal in five straight games (Sept. 28-Oct. 13) β¦ Goals at Yale (Sept. 28) and vs. No. 24 Boston University (Sept. 30) β¦ Dominating weekend with two goals and an assist at Columbia (Oct. 5) and three more points at No. 3 UConn (Oct. 7) β¦ Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 8) β¦ Contributed four points (goal, two assists) vs. Brown (Oct. 13) β¦ Snagged another five-point performance (two goals, one assist) at Cornell (Oct. 27) β¦ Scored vs. No. 13 Virginia (Nov. 9) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
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2017: Helped Princeton with six goals and 12 assists for 24 points along with 30 shots β¦ Ranked in the top 10 in the Ivy League in assists (second), assists per game (second), points (seventh) and points per game (10th) β¦ Finished 12th in in assists per game and 63rd in points per contest in all of Division I β¦ First career goal at No. 3 Delaware (Sept. 3) β¦ Helped on Princeton's only goal at No. 4 Duke (Sept. 17) β¦ Consecutive goals at No. 10 Maryland (Sept. 19) and at Dartmouth (Sept. 23) β¦ Had a stretch of seven straight contests with points β¦ Combined for three assists vs. Columbia (Oct. 6) and No. 1 UConn (Oct. 8) β¦ Dropped in two goals and two assists at Brown (Oct. 14) β¦ Multi-point outings at Northeastern (Oct. 15) and vs. Cornell (Oct. 28) β¦ Scored at Penn (Nov. 4) β¦ Helper vs. No. 4 North Carolina in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament (Nov. 12).
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High School/Personal:
Played for Mannheimer Hockey Club β¦ German Indoor Champion with U-17 and U-19 teams three times (2015-17) ... Squad was runner-up at the U-17 German Outdoor Championship in 2016 and placed third at the U-19 event in 2017 ... Played on the First Bundesliga team of the club for two years (2016-17) including a second place finish at the German Championship in 2017 β¦ Played with the U-16 German National Team in 2015 and the U-18 group in 2016 and 2017 ... Silver Medal at the 2016 European Championship β¦ Played in 38 international matches between 2015-17, scoring six goals.
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Fuchs on Roth: "Clara is one of the best attacking players in the country β she is a scorer, a playmaker, and a leader on the field.Β Her experience leading Princeton to the Final Four in 2018, and to the National Championship game in 2019, will help the Wildcats succeed this fall."
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"We are beyond excited to welcome our incoming first-years and graduate students into our Wildcat family," Fuchs said. "As a group, they represent a wealth of experience, athleticism, and skill. Individually, each brings unique character and competitive drive to our team."
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Regan Cornelius, Sophie Dix, Lane Herbert, and Lauren Hunter make up the talented incoming Class of 2025 additions, while Clara Roth and Maddie Bacskai join the team as graduate transfers.
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The six newcomers join a program that finished the 2021 spring season with a 12-6 record, culminating with the program's second-straight trip to the NCAA Tournament as one of just three at-large selections in the nation. The Wildcats will open their 2021 regular season on August 27 as they host UConn at Lakeside Field.
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Complete Bios on the Wildcat newcomers are below:
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Regan Cornelius
5-1 β’ Midfielder
New Albany, Ohio / Columbus Academy / Coyotes Field Hockey Club
Four-time All-State honoree at Columbus Academy β¦. Totaled 67 goals and 46 assists throughout her high school career, helping lead the Vikings to Division I state championships in 2018 and 2019 β¦ Coached by former Northwestern players Charlotte Vaziri and Tara Puffenberger during her senior season β¦ Named the 2019 Max Field Hockey Ohio Player of the Year and earned 2019 Max Field Hockey 3rd Team All-American recognition β¦ Named an NFHCA All-American in 2018 (3rd Team) and 2019 (2nd Team) β¦ Member of the 2018-2019 U-17 Junior National Team, as well the 2019-2020 USA Rise National Team ... Mother, Gretchen, was an All-American swimmer at Ohio University.
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Fuchs on Cornelius: "Regan is incredibly hard-working, gritty, and tough. She brings a wealth of experience as a member of the US U19 Team, as well being a leader for her high school and club teams. She is a strong versatile attacker who can play multiple positions.Β We look forward to her growth as a Wildcat."
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Sophie Dix
5-5 β’ Midfielder/Back
Dublin, Ireland / The Institute of Education (Dublin) / Pembroke Wanderers
Member of the U16, U17 and U19 Irish national squads ... Helped the U19s win the home nation championship in 2021 β¦ U16 and u18 Leinster provincial teams, winning the U16 Interprovincial championship in 2018 β¦ Member of the Pembroke Wanderers ladies 1st team competing in the EY Hockey League β¦ Played on her high school team for four years β¦ Participated in competitive sailing for 10 years, competed at the sailing Topper Worlds championships in 2016β¦ Father, Robert, participated in the 1976 Montreal Olympics, representing Ireland in sailing.
Fuchs on Dix: "We are very excited to bring Sophie into our Wildcat family. Her maturity and experience with both her club (Pembroke Wanderers) and representing her country (Ireland U16s and 19s) will be massive for us. She's an athletic jack-of-all trades player, dangerous in attack, strong defensively, and can play anywhere on the field for us."
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Lane Herbert
5-3 β’ Midfielder
Celina, Tex. / Greenhill School / Texas Pride Field Hockey
Ranked in the MAX Field Hockey Class of 2021 Top 100 β¦ Four-year varsity field hockey player at Greenhill School β¦ Recorded 26 goals and 29 assists for the Hornets during her junior season, followed by six goals and five assists during a shortened seven-game season as a senior β¦ Two-time Southern Preparatory All-Conference Team selectee β¦ Named an NFHCA Third Team All-American in 2019 β¦ Also earned varsity letters in lacrosse, soccer and swimming.
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Fuchs on Herbert: "Lane is a very skilled player, with strong fundamentals and good shooting ability.Β Her work ethic and desire to improve herself as a player has helped her grow over the past few years, and we're looking forward to see that growth continue. We are incredibly excited to finally have Lane join us in Evanston."
Lauren Hunter
5-2 β’ Midfielder/Back
Elizabethtown, Pa. / Lower Dauphin High School / Nook Hockey Club
MAX Field Hockey Class of 2021 Top 10 ranking β¦ Earned four varsity letters playing at Lower Dauphin β¦ Three-time Pennsylvania First Team All-State honoree and Mid-Penn Keystone All-Conference recipient (2018, 2019, 2020) β¦ Totaled 14 goals and 12 assists during her senior season in 2020 β¦ Played six years at Nook Hockey Club, including with current Wildcat Peyton Halsey.
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Fuchs on Hunter: "Lauren is a poised, confident defender.Β Her elimination skills are strong, and she possesses the ball well. Her leadership experience at a top-flight high school program (Lower Dauphin) puts her in a position to impact our program in many ways"
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Maddie Bacskai
5-5 β’ Back β’ Graduate Transfer
Berwyn, Pa. / Episcopal Academy (Pa.) / Princeton (Class of 2020)
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2020 (Princeton): Season canceled due to COVID-19
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2019 (Princeton): Missed the season with an injury.
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2018 (Princeton): Started every game β¦ Scored five times, added three helpers β¦ Had a goal and an assist vs. No. 4 Duke (Sept. 7) β¦ Helped on a goal vs. Monmouth (Sept. 14) β¦ Season-best six shots vs. No. 13 Delaware (Sept. 16) β¦ Recorded four shots at Yale (Sept. 28) β¦ Contributed a tally at No. 3 UConn (Oct. 7) β¦ Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 8) β¦ Longstreth/NFHCA Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 10) β¦ Assist vs. Brown (Oct. 13) β¦ Scored vs. Penn (Nov. 3) β¦ Had the game-winning goal vs. No. 13 Virginia in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (Nov. 9) that was featured on Sportscenter's Top 10 plays ... Registered the game-winner vs. No. 6 Harvard in the NCAA Quarterfinals (Nov. 11).
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2017 (Princeton): Started every game, scoring four goals, three of which were game-winners⦠Helped hold Dartmouth without a shot in the second half (Sept. 23) ⦠Scored the only goal at No. 24 Boston University (Sept. 24) ⦠Was part of a unit that did not allow a shot on goal vs. Columbia (Oct. 6) ⦠Snagged the game-winning goal at No. 15 Harvard (Oct. 21) ⦠Pushed Princeton to a comeback victory at Penn (Nov. 4) to clinch the outright Ivy title ⦠Ivy League Player of the Week (Nov. 6) ... Picked up a goal vs. No. 4 North Carolina in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament (Nov. 12).
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2016 (Princeton): Played and started every game β¦ Scored twice and had three assists β¦ Took 33 shots, 15 landing on goal β¦ Made two defensive saves β¦ Season-best four shots vs. Bucknell (Sept. 4) and vs. Albany (Sept. 9) β¦ Registered first career goal at Yale (Oct. 1) β¦ First career defensive save at Penn State (Oct. 2) β¦ Had an assist at Columbia (Oct. 7) β¦ Posted an assist at vs. then-No. 20 Harvard (Oct. 22) β¦ Snagged a tally vs. Penn (Nov. 5) β¦ Recorded a defensive save vs then-No. 5 Penn State (Nov. 12) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
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High School/Personal:
Lettered all four years for an Episcopal Academy field hockey team that went 88-4-2 in her career β¦ Senior captain that was first team All-League, All-Delco and Pennsylvania All-Region β¦ Also was first team All-League in 2014 β¦ School's Bicentennial Class Field Hockey Award winner β¦ Squad won back-to-back (2014-15) PAISSA and Inter-AC Championships β¦ Team also won both titles in 2012 β¦ Played varsity golf and was a member of the Bishop's Bunker Spirit Club β¦ Played for USA U-21 National Team (2016) ... Helped U-21 squad to Junior Pan American Games Silver Medal and fifth place in the Junior World Cup (2016).
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Fuchs on Bacskai: "Maddie brings incredible skill, knowledge, and leadership to our program.Β Her experience as a captain at Princeton, as well as her play for the US Women's National Team, has solidified her as one the best defenders in the country."
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Clara Roth
5-8 β’ Forward β’ Graduate Transfer
Schwetzingen, Germany / Hebel-Gymnasium Schwetzingen / Princeton (Class of 2020)
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2020 (Princeton): Season canceled due to COVID-19
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2019 (Princeton): Led all Ivy players in points and goals per game, was second in assists per game β¦ Led the team in goals (16) and points (43) β¦ Was second on the squad in assists (11) β¦ Had three assists vs. No. 20 Albany (Sept. 13) β¦ Snagged two goals vs. No. 17 Penn State (Sept. 15) β¦ Ivy Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 16) β¦ Posted two tallies at No. 4 Maryland (Sept. 24) β¦ Contributed a goal and two assists at Dartmouth (Sept. 27) β¦ Ivy Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 30) β¦ Stretch of five consecutive games with a goal (Oct. 4-20) β¦ Scored vs. Yale (Oct. 4), at No. 2 Duke (Oct. 6) and vs. Columbia (Oct. 12) β¦ Hat trick vs. Brown (Oct. 19) β¦ Scored twice vs. Boston University (Oct. 20) β¦Ivy Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 21) β¦ NFHCA Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 23) β¦Had a goal at Penn (Nov. 9) β¦ Produced two tallies vs. No. 13 Syracuse in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (Nov. 15) β¦ Had an assist vs. No. 1 North Carolina in the National Championship Game (Nov. 24).
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2018 (Princeton): Team-leader in goals (13) and points (34) β¦ Second on the squad in assists (8) β¦ Second in the Ivy League in points, tied for second in goals, tied for third in assists β¦ Scored a goal and added an assist vs. No. 14 Wake Forest (Sept. 2) β¦ Snagged a tally vs. No. 4 Duke (Sept. 7) β¦ Produced two goals and a helper vs. No. 3 Maryland (Sept. 18) β¦ Scored a goal in five straight games (Sept. 28-Oct. 13) β¦ Goals at Yale (Sept. 28) and vs. No. 24 Boston University (Sept. 30) β¦ Dominating weekend with two goals and an assist at Columbia (Oct. 5) and three more points at No. 3 UConn (Oct. 7) β¦ Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 8) β¦ Contributed four points (goal, two assists) vs. Brown (Oct. 13) β¦ Snagged another five-point performance (two goals, one assist) at Cornell (Oct. 27) β¦ Scored vs. No. 13 Virginia (Nov. 9) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
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2017: Helped Princeton with six goals and 12 assists for 24 points along with 30 shots β¦ Ranked in the top 10 in the Ivy League in assists (second), assists per game (second), points (seventh) and points per game (10th) β¦ Finished 12th in in assists per game and 63rd in points per contest in all of Division I β¦ First career goal at No. 3 Delaware (Sept. 3) β¦ Helped on Princeton's only goal at No. 4 Duke (Sept. 17) β¦ Consecutive goals at No. 10 Maryland (Sept. 19) and at Dartmouth (Sept. 23) β¦ Had a stretch of seven straight contests with points β¦ Combined for three assists vs. Columbia (Oct. 6) and No. 1 UConn (Oct. 8) β¦ Dropped in two goals and two assists at Brown (Oct. 14) β¦ Multi-point outings at Northeastern (Oct. 15) and vs. Cornell (Oct. 28) β¦ Scored at Penn (Nov. 4) β¦ Helper vs. No. 4 North Carolina in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament (Nov. 12).
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High School/Personal:
Played for Mannheimer Hockey Club β¦ German Indoor Champion with U-17 and U-19 teams three times (2015-17) ... Squad was runner-up at the U-17 German Outdoor Championship in 2016 and placed third at the U-19 event in 2017 ... Played on the First Bundesliga team of the club for two years (2016-17) including a second place finish at the German Championship in 2017 β¦ Played with the U-16 German National Team in 2015 and the U-18 group in 2016 and 2017 ... Silver Medal at the 2016 European Championship β¦ Played in 38 international matches between 2015-17, scoring six goals.
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Fuchs on Roth: "Clara is one of the best attacking players in the country β she is a scorer, a playmaker, and a leader on the field.Β Her experience leading Princeton to the Final Four in 2018, and to the National Championship game in 2019, will help the Wildcats succeed this fall."
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