Coach Stuper: "Cat is a major threat on attack. She has the quickest hands and feet on the team and that, along with her power and explosiveness, make her a very dangerous forward. Her intensity is second to none! She is a force to be reckoned with on the field, especially in the circle." Notes: History major ... Member of Berkeley College. 2006: Tied for fifth on team with eight points (three goals, two assists) ... Appeared in 17 games, starting 16. 2005: Tied for the team lead with five goals ... Played in 15 games, including nine starts. 2004: Made an immediate impact as a freshman, appearing in all 17 games and earning 12 starts ... Scored two goals, including one in the season-ending 3-2 win over Brown, and added two assists ... Saw 5:11 of action as a kicking back. High School: Was a three-time team MVP at Miss Porter's School ... Also made the New England All-Star team and was named all-league three times ... Participated in the U-16 National Futures Tournament, the U-19 National Futures Tournament, and the National Hockey Festival in addition to captaining the Futures Elite team ... Earned a bronze medal at the Junior Olympics in 2002 ... Also a member of the softball and swimming teams ... Won the Dorothy Morell Coleman Award as her school's best athlete. Why Yale? There wasn't a question. Ambition, passion, humility and drive in the attitude of every Yalie I met - it just fit
Favorite song: Nine Crimes - Damien Rice
Favorite food: Gnocchi with basil, garlic
Favorite place at Yale: The treadmill in Payne Whitney Gym
Where I would like to travel: Vietnam, Egypt, Madagascar
I want to learn to: Rock climb competitively
Best Yale field hockey moment: "Inches" speech with Beth to pump up for the big win against Dartmouth
Favorite Disney cartoon character: Jack Jack from The Incredibles
Favorite animal: Polar bears

			Overall			Ivy League
	GP	GS	G	A	PTS	G	A	PTS
2004	17	12	2	2	6	1	0	2
2005	15	9	5	0	10	1	0	2
2006	17	16	3	2	8	1	2	4
Career	49	37	10	4	24	3	2	8