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At Bucknell: White comes to the Main Line after spending the last four seasons at Bucknell where she missed the most recent campaign due to injury. While with the Bison, she started in all 60 of her appearances, 30 of those being shutouts, logging 11 points on three goals and five assists with 28 shot attempts and 15 on frame and over 5,000 minutes of action in three seasons. She was an All-Patriot League Third Team selection in 2024 after playing the full 90+ minutes in all but two games, including the final 14 games of that season. In her time in Lewisburg, White saw three Patriot League Tournament berths, including championship titles in 2022 and 2023, a 2024 regular season PL crown and two NCAA Tournament appearances. She was a part of the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll all four years and made the league’s All-Tournament Team in 2022.

High School: White was a three-sport athlete at St. John the Baptist in soccer, basketball and lacrosse. She was a three-time All-League player and two-time MVP on the pitch while garnering two All-League nods in basketball where she also played in the 2019 State Finals and won the league title. In lacrosse, she was a two-time All-League player and a nominee for The Butch Dellecave Award that recognizes top Suffolk County, New York high school seniors who excel in athletics, academics, and community service. She also played club soccer for SUSA on the girls 2004 ECNL team, playing on three league championship teams.

Personal: Native of Holtsville, N.Y. born Sept. 17, 2004 … One of three children to Hiiaka and Sean White … Has two siblings, Tyler and Justin … “I chose Villanova to pursue my graduate degree and further my soccer career because it offers the right balance between high-level academics and a competitive soccer environment. The MSBAI program aligns with my career goals, and I was drawn to the team culture that Villanova emphasizes both on and off the field. This felt like a place where I could contribute right away while also being challenged to improve. Villanova felt like somewhere I could succeed as both a student and an athlete.”