Returning 3-year starter at forward who has appeared in more games with more starts than any other player on the 2014 roster… One of three players in team history to have scored two game-winning overtime goals in her career (Rainbow, Joanie DeHaven from 2001-04, and Princess Haley from 2007-10)… Has 27 career points going into 2014 to rank 15th on the Moccasins’ all-time list, and needs 19 more to reach the top-10.

As a junior (2013)… Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll… One of seven Moccasins to start all 20 games and has made 40 consecutive starts going back to her freshman year… Tied for the team lead with four goals and was third with 12 points… Third on the team with four assists, and was second with 40 shots… Scored two goals in the 6-0 win over West Georgia (Oct. 22), her first career multi-goal game, and fourth with three or more points… Scored the game-winner with 3:15 remaining in the second overtime to beat #14 Tampa 1-0 in the first round of the SSC Tournament (Nov. 5)… Also scored against Rollins, pulling the Mocs within one goal in the 3-2 loss (Oct. 16)… Assisted two goals in the 3-3 non-conference tie at Lynn (Sept. 21), and later had one assist in the conference match against Lynn, which also ended 3-3 (Oct. 26)… Took a career-high 10 shots in a 0-0 tie with Webber International (Sept. 24)… Averaged 81 minutes per match.

As a sophomore (2012)… One of six Moccasins to play in all 18 games, and one of three to start every game (Rainbow, defender Brooke Williams and goalkeeper Erin Moseley)… Averaged 81 minutes per match… Scored her first goal of the season just before halftime to give the Mocs a 1-0 win at Nova Southeastern, a result that also gave current head coach Brittany Jones her first career win (Sept. 12)… Scored her second goal in the first-round game of the SSC Tournament against Lynn, helping the Mocs earn a 1-1 tie in which they later decided on penalty kicks (Oct. 30)… Picked up her assist in the 3-0 win over Lynn during the regular season (Sept. 22)… Took a season-high five shots in 0-0 tie with Anderson (Sept. 2).

As a freshman (2011)… SSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll… Played in all but one game for the Moccasins at forward, starting 11 of them, and was second on the team in scoring with 10 points… Tied for second with three goals, and tied with Kara Moore for first on the squad with four assists… Recorded her first point in a college game in the Mocs’ 2-1 loss to #11 Armstrong Atlantic State (Sept. 4)… After picking up another assist in 3-0 win over West Florida (Sept. 11), scored goals in back-to-back games against Eckerd (Sept. 14) and North Alabama (Sept. 18)… Goal against UNA came in the second overtime and was her first career game-winner… Later scored another game-winning goal in 3-1 win over Barry (Oct. 1)… Had two different games with a goal and an assist (at Eckerd on Sept. 14 and vs. Barry on Oct. 1)… Averaged 77 minutes per match.

In high school… 2011 graduate of Melbourne Central Catholic High School where she played four years for coach Mike Martin… Two-time All-State selection for the Hustlers, and a finalist for the 3A Player-of-the-Year in 2010… Twice named First Team All-Space Coast… Team MVP as a junior and senior and rookie-of-the-year as a freshman in 2008… Selected as the Hustlers’ best defender in 2009… Also ran cross-country for four years, was a member of the track and field team for four years, and played two years of lacrosse… 3-time academic award letter winner… MCC’s Female Athlete-of-the-Year as a senior… 3-time academic award winner… Played club soccer for the Melbourne Beach Tsunami from 2004-09, and the Melbourne-Eau Gallie Fusion from 2009-11, coached by Julie Williammee with both teams… Club teammate of fellow Moccasin freshman Jackie Metz with the Tsunami, and helped that team win the state cup in 2007.

Extra… Born 12/16/92… Daughter of Gordon and Donna Rainbow… Has one older sister (Brittany), one younger brother (Jaden), and one younger sister (Mylee)… Sister was an All-SSC defender at Florida Tech who graduated in 2012… Had several of her former teammates sign with Nova Southeastern in the Sunshine State Conference… Health Sciences.