Villanova Univeristy Athletics

Villanova Career: Joined Villanova in the spring of 2024 before becoming an All-BIG EAST Second Team selection in her first season … Has started in all 18 of her appearances for 1606 minutes in net with a 5-7-6 record … Has saved at a .800 clip, logging six solo shutouts.

2024: All-BIG EAST Second Team goalkeeper ... Four BIG EAST weekly plaudits ... Opened in net in all 18 of her appearances for 1606 minutes …  Anchored the backline with a conference-best 88 saves and a 4.89 saves per game average in a 5-7-6 season … Nationally, she was ranked 45^th in the nation by the end of the season for saves and was 70^th with six solo shutouts, a number that put her in a tie for third in the BIG EAST … Notched a .800 save percentage and a 1.23 goals against average … Earned program’s first BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll plaudit since 2022; BIG EAST: Played in all 900 minutes of action, going 2-3-5 … Recorded four shutouts, allowing 14 goals with 52 saves … Set a new single-game career high with 11 saves in the 2-2 draw with St. John's (10/13), the most by a Nova goalkeeper in three seasons.

At USC: Dickinson was the primary starter in net for a Trojans team that was ranked as high as 11^th in the nation this past season and made the postseason for the 10^th year in a row, logging 14 starts in 15 games. She posted a 0.84 goals-against average that was third in the Pac-12 and a .745 save percentage, going 8-3-3 with five shutouts. Dickinson was named the Pac-12 Goalkeeper of the Week in early October after logging a pair of shutout wins over Oregon and Oregon State, making five saves.

High School: Dickinson played at the club level with Crossfire XF during her high school years after spending time with Reign Academy and Eastside FC. She was a four-year varsity soccer player at Lakeside School, captaining the team in 2021. She was a three-time First Team All-League and two-time First Team All-State selection, tabbed League Player of the Year in 2019 and 2021 and was the 2021 3A Washington State Player of the Year. In 2021, she was named the WAC Outstanding Scholar Athlete. Dickinson finished her prep career as the school's all-time saves leader (181), posting a career 0.47 goals-against average with 34 total shutouts. She logged a career-high 63 saves in her senior season and set the school's single-game saves record with 11. Dickinson also earned four varsity letters in both basketball and lacrosse. She was a three-year captain on the basketball team and was captain for lacrosse in 2022, earning First Team All-District laurels that season.

Personal: Native of Seattle, Wash., born July 5, 2003 … One of three children to Ashleigh and Christopher Dickinson who played volleyball at Washington and rugby and football at Princeton, respectively … Has two siblings, Kate and Jack … Brother, Jack, played football at Williams College … Plans to pursue a Business degree at Villanova … "I chose Villanova because of the combination of rigorous academic and competitive athletics, as well as I believe in what the school and athletic department represents and is striving to build."