Accolades:
GNAC Goalkeeper of the Week: 4/6/25
GNAC All-Academic: 2023, 2024
2025: Played in all 18 games and started 17...has a 9-4 record with a .481 save percentage and a 8.37 goals against average...recorded 102 saves, 29 ground balls and 20 caused turnovers...matched her career-high with four caused turnovers along with five ground balls at Colby (Mar. 4)...recorded a career-high 14 saves along with six ground balls at Southern Maine (Mar. 21)...tallied 13 saves in a victory at Simmons (Apr. 5)...recorded seven saves along with a career-high seven ground balls in the GNAC Semifinal at Emmanuel (Apr. 30)
2024: Played in 18 games...had a 1-0 record with a .367 save percentage and a 8.73 goals against average...recorded 29 saves, 14 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers...recorded a season-high five saves, three ground balls and three caused turnovers vs. Emmanuel (Mass.) (Mar. 30)...matched her season-high five saves at JWU (Apr. 30)
2023: Appeared in 17 games with four starts as a sophomore goalkeeper…netted one goal, 6.12 GAA and .418 save percentage…registered 33 saves and allowed 46 goals in 450 minutes…turned away four shots in a win against Albertus Magnus and Regis College…recorded a season-high six saves in a win against Colby-Sawyer College…made two saves in the GNAC semifinal victory against Simmons University.
2022: Played in 20 games with 17 starts as a freshman netminder…recorded a 16-1 record with a 6.49 GAA and .465 save percentage…registered 79 saves and allowed 91 goals in 841 minutes…picked up her first NCAA victory after logging 30 minutes in a start at Rivier University on March 15th…recorded a season-high 12 saves in a 17-7 triumph over Emmanuel College on March 26th…turned away nine shots with seven goals allowed in an 11-7 win over Johnson & Wales University on April 2nd…made eight saves in a 12-7 GNAC semifinal win over Emmanuel on May 3rd and registered eight stops in the Monks’ 10-9 GNAC Championship victory over Johnson & Wales four days later…also posted eight saves in an NCAA Tournament matchup with Geneseo on May 14th.
Why Saint Joseph's?: I loved the atmosphere of SJC, the girls on the team and Coach were so nice and the girls were very inclusive and were all team players. The location of SJC was just perfect, right on Lake Sebago, and a small campus.
High School: Played lacrosse and field hockey for Chelmsford High School…received MVC Second Team All-Conference, along with the Coaches Award(Field Hockey-2020), Senior Captain(Field Hockey-2020), and the Chelmsford High School Leadership Sports Award(Field Hockey and Lacrosse-2021)…was MVC Champions(2018, 2019, 2021), D1 North Champions(2018, 2019), State Semifinals(2018, 2019) all in lacrosse…listed on the high honor roll all four years…was a member on the National Honor Society, the Spanish Honor Society, Orchestra Bass Section Leader, and received Joanne Paquette Senior Academic All-Star Award…played club for Storm for four years, Bay State Bullets for two years, and New Hampshire Tomahawks for two years.
Community Service: Eagle Scout Shed Painting, CFOM Bottle and Can Drive, CHS Instrument Test Drive, AUMC Christmas Faire, AUMC VBS, AUMC Fundraising, AUMC Youth Trip, South Row Spring Fling, CHS Snack Shack, Toys for Tots, Chelmsford Senior Center-Dementia Friends, NHS Town Pick-up, NHS Elementary School Help, NHS Middle School Help, CHS Boosters Handout, NHS LIME 24-hour Relay, Assistant Youth Lacrosse Coach, Assistant Youth Field Hockey Coach, Referee for Youth Field Hockey, Chelmsford Can/Non-Perishables Drive, CHS Locker Room Cleanup and Painting, Fire Hydrant Snow Clearing
Personal: Morgan Carretta Wright…daughter to Nadina and Jeffory Wright…sister to Shaylee and Tyler Wright.
