2024 • JUNIOR SEASON
Awards: Recognized as a Big Ten Women’s Soccer Player to Watch in the preseason… Landed Academic All-Big Ten recognition in the postseason for the second year in a row.
Season: Battled through injury throughout her junior season, appearing in 14 matches overall for the Blue & White… Tallied 334 minutes of work across the 2024 season… Logged one goal, the seventh tally of her collegiate career, for a total of two points… Found the back of the net on her only shot on goal of the year, finishing with five total shot attempts overall… Her single goal went in the book as the match-winner against Princeton.
at Princeton (9/5): Played 18 minutes in Penn State’s road match against the Tigers, finding the back of the net in her only on-target shot attempt of the season to secure her first collegiate match-winning goal in the 1-0 victory… Michigan (9/12): Mustered a season-high 40 minutes of work in the dominant 6-0 Nittany Lion win over the Wolverines, adding a shot attempt… Minnesota (10/13): Logged one shot attempt in the come-from-behind 3-2 victory over the Golden Gophers at home… Stony Brook (11/16): Contributed to Penn State’s 30th consecutive NCAA Tournament run, tallying 13 minutes of work against the Seawolves.
2023 • SOPHOMORE SEASON
Awards: Took home Academic All-Big Ten honors in the postseason.
Season: Appeared and started in all 23 matches for the Blue & White, one of just four players and three field position players to accomplish that feat... Put in 1,411 minutes of work on the pitch... Shattered her single-season career highs in every statistic, finishing fourth on the roster in total scoring with 15 points split between six goals and a trio of assists out of the attacking midfield position... Put up 50 shots, the most by a non-forward on the team... Managed 15 shots on target, a shot-on-goal percentage of 0.375... Logged Penn State’s only official match-tying goal against Northwestern.
North Carolina (8/17): Made her first career start and played 63 minutes in the nationally televised season opener. West Chester (8/20): Attempted two shots on goal in 32 minutes of playing time in the 8-0 win. at West Virginia (8/24): Scored her first collegiate goal in the first half and played for a total of 73 minutes in the 2-1 road win. Monmouth (9/03): Scored one goal in 23 minutes of playing time. Princeton (9/07): Scored one goal in 57 minutes of action. Maryland (9/15): Scored her fourth goal of the season in 58 minutes of playing time in the 4-0 win. at Rutgers (9/21): Attempted four shots with one on goal in 63 minutes of playing time. Nebraska (9/24): Attempted two shots in 49 minutes of playing time in the 1-0 win. Ohio State (10/08): Attempted one shot on goal in the 2-1 win. at Purdue (10/12): Saw the field for 67 minutes with two attempted shots, putting one on goal. at Northwestern (10/15): Notched her first collegiate brace, scoring early in the match before guiding the shorthanded Nittany Lions to a critical point on the road with a dramatic run in the 58th minute. Indiana (10/19): Attempted two shots in 77 minutes on the field. Wisconsin (10/22): Attempted two shots and put one shot on goal. Indiana (10/29): Assisted on one of the three Nittany Lion goals in the B1G quarterfinals. vs. Iowa (11/02): Attempted two shots in 97 minutes played on the field. Santa Clara (11/17): Played for 71 minutes and had one assist in the NCAA Tournament second round matchup. Saint Louis (11/19): Put in 90 minutes of work and booked an assist in addition to five shots in the historic NCAA Third Round fixture.
2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON
Season: Played in 14 games...Attempted eight shots.
No. 19 Georgetown (8/18): Collegiate debut.
HIGH SCHOOL & CLUB
Attended Whitman-Hanson Regional High School in Hanson, Mass... Patriot League All-Star...Two-time Boston Globe All-Scholastic...2021 All-New England...Team won state championship for first time in program history in 2021...2020 All-New England...2019 All-State...2019 team MVP...2019 Patriot League Champions...Club team was South Shore Select GA...2017 NPL National Champions... 2017 South Shore Select Coaches Award...Also ran track and set the 100 meter dash school record (12.44).
PERSONAL
Daughter of Michael and Dorothy Borgen...Has one sibling, Max...Cousin, Lindsay, attended Penn State...Majoring in Business.
WHY PENN STATE
“I chose Penn State because they have a great soccer program along with great academics. I love the program’s morals and the coaching style as well. Not only does Penn State have an amazing soccer program, but all their sports team do well, and it seems like such a cool experience to be surrounded by so many talented athletes at school. I know Penn State is going to push me out of my comfort zone every day on the field and in the classroom, and I cannot wait for it.”