Saint Michael's College

One of only four three-time All-America selections in program history, Jennifer helped the Purple Knights go 53-23 overall and 37-8 in the NE-10, make their first two NCAA Division II Tournament appearances and earn at least a share of three NE-10 regular-season crowns. She continues to hold the program’s career record for assists (28) as one of just three Purple Knights ever with at least 20 goals and 20 assists. Jennifer’s 68 career points are tied for the most ever among Purple Knight midfielders. During her rookie season, Saint Michael’s won its first NE-10 regular-season crown while making its NCAA Tournament debut. During an NE-10 Tournament semifinal, she scored the first goal in an eventual 2-1 overtime win, the first NE-10 postseason victory in program history. During her sophomore season, Jennifer was named NFHCA All-America and NE-10 All-Conference, and the Purple Knights claimed a share of the NE-10 regular-season title and qualified for the NCAA Tournament. As a junior, she was NFHCA All-America, NE-10 Player of the Year and NE-10 All-Conference. Saint Michael’s again was the NE-10 regular-season co-champ. In 2003, Jennifer finished her career with NFHCA All-America and NE-10 All-Conference accolades. The captain had career highs of 12 goals, 11 assists and 35 points, and she earned the 2004 Victor V. LeMieux ’35 Award.