Elizabethtown College Athletics

Game-by-Game Statistics
2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2011

2014 (Senior): Continued her role as a defender as a senior...One of four captains...Started and played in every game on E-town's stout back line...Picked up her only point of the season on an assist, setting up Kaylee Werner on Nov. 1 against Scranton in a 2-0 win...Took a season-high five shots on Oct. 1 at Eastern...Helped Elizabethtown record five shutouts on the season...Selected as the Blue Jays' representative on the Landmark Conference All-Sportsmanship Team...Landmark Fall Academic Honor Roll.

2013 (Junior): Turned into more of a defensive player for Elizabethtown as a junior...Registered two defensive saves, tied for the team lead...Recorded a defensive save on Sept. 4 at Eastern and Sept. 24 at York (Pa.)...Led a defense that held the opposition to fewer than three goals in 14 of 20 games...Vocal leader in the back that helped the Jays to fourth in the conference in goals allowed per game (1.85)...Added one assist on Sept. 18 versus Muhlenberg...Sent the ball across the goal to Jacki Hikes, who scored her first of two in the game to start the comeback for E-town...Took a season-high two shots on Oct. 19 at Widener in the Jays' 1-0 overtime victory...Named to her first all-conference team, earning All-Commonwealth Conference Second Team honors as a defender...MAC Fall Academic Honor Roll for the second time.

2012 (Sophomore): Produced another strong season with six goals and two assists for 14 points...Started a career-best 10 games and appeared in 19-of-20...Two game-winning goals ranked tied for second on the team...Was tied for fourth amongst E-town players in shots on goal (15)...Picked up the first assist of her career in the Jays' 2-1 win over No. 10 Franklin & Marshall Aug. 31...Tied for the team lead in goals and was fourth in points...Attempted a career-high six shots in a win at Albright Oct. 2...Scored five goals over a span of eight games from Sept. 12 to Oct. 10...Registered the game-winning goal with just over six minutes left in a 3-2 triumph over Alvernia Oct. 10...Had a three-point afternoon (1 goal, 1 assist) in a 7-0 shutout of Hood Sept. 29...MAC Fall Academic Honor Roll and Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Divsiion III National Academic Squad member.

2011 (Freshman): Made nine starts as a rookie and played in 16-of-17 games...Tied for second on the team in goals with eight...Fourth-leading point producer on the team with 16...Made E-town debut Sept. 2 at Franklin & Marshall...Started the first game of her career Sept. 13 vs. Stevenson, a 5-2 win for the Blue Jays...Scored first goals of her career Sept. 20 at Wilkes...Followed up with a goal in a win at Widener in E-town's next game...Had another pair of two-goal games, 10/1 at Arcadia and 10/14 vs. Albright...Credited with her first game-winning goal against Arcadia...Amassed multiple shots in six games...Amongst 11 Jays to be named to the Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA National Academic Squad.

High School: Four-sport athlete that played field hockey, basketball, softball and ran indoor track...Led Perryville to a Susquehanna Division Championship in field hockey as a sophomore, and to the same championship in softball as a freshman...Chosen as a field hockey team captain as both a junior and a senior...2010 All-Susquehanna Division First Team midfielder in field hockey...2009 All-Chesapeake Conference Second Team midfielder...Earned the National Academic Field Hockey Award...Two-year captain in softball...Softball team won a regional championship and reached the state finals during her junior season...All-Chesapeake Division Second Team shortstop in 2010 and 2011...Hit .435 with an on-base percentage of .518 as a senior...Set the sixth fastest time in the 55-meter dash in school history as a junior...Volunteered with St. Vincent De Paul's homeless food drive and the Challenge Program...Coached field hockey at her local YMCA...Served as Vice President of her class in 2009 and 2011, and secretary of the class in 2010...Earned the Principal's Award as a senior...Elected into the National Honor Society.

Personal: Born Oct. 10, 1993...Daughter of Kenneth and Krysia Hudson...Has two younger siblings...Comes from a bloodline with quite the athletic background...Grandfather, Dr. William Pare, played football at Fordham from 1952-54 and was recruited by Vince Lombardi...Great grandfather, John Warren, was the quarterback at Boston College for three seasons in the early 1930's...Uncle, Mark Pare, played football and aunt, Dr. Amy Pare, rowed crew at Harvard...Aunt, Mandy Pare, played was a two-time field hockey All-American at Washington (Md.) College...Mathematics and secondary education major.