Iona Dryden

Height:
5-9
Class:
First-Year
High School:
Godolphin School
Hometown:
Winchester, England

2015: First-year attacker that appeared in five games ... made collegiate debut at Marquette on Feb. 21 ... Recorded first career ground ball in a 14-8 win over Colorado on March 7 ... Scored first career goal at Michigan on April 2 and for the second-straight game at Rutgers on April 10 ... Had a season-high two ground balls at Michigan.

High School: Member of National Schools championship-winning teams in 2010, 2011 and 2013, ranking No. 1 in the UK ... Named UK National Schools Attacker of the Tournament in 2013, scoring two goals and adding two assists in the championship game ... Godolphin School Athlete of the Year in 2013 ... Has represented Wales in international play for seven years (four at U-19 level, three for senior team), captaining the U-19 team at the Home Internationals and Junior UK Territorials events in 2012 ... Youngest team member on senior Wales team that won a silver medal at the European Championships in 2012 ... Also was second on the team in goals scored at 2013 FIL World Cup in Canada when Wales placed fifth ... Also competed in track & field, field hockey and tennis.

Personal: Born Iona Clare Dryden in Winchester, England ... Daughter of Christian and Dr. Matthew Dryden ... Was Deputy Head Girl of Godolphin School... Plans to study anthropology at Northwestern.

Dryden's Career Highs

Goals	1, two times, most recent at Rutgers (4/10/15)
Assists	N/A
Points	1, two times, most recent at Rutgers (4/10/15)
Ground Balls	2, at Michigan (4/2/15)
Draw Controls	1, two times, most recent vs. Ohio State (4/25/15)
Caused Turnovers	N/A