Villanova Univeristy Athletics

CAREER HONORS AND AWARDS
ACWPC All-American (Honorable Mention)	2022
MAAC All-Conference (First Team)	2022
MAAC All-Conference (Second Team)	2019, 2021
MAAC Co-Offensive Player of the Week	2022: April 20
MAAC Rookie of the Week	2019: January 30, February 27
ACWPC All-Academic All-American	2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
MAAC Academic Honor Roll	2018-19, 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22
MAAC All-Academic Team	2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22
Athletic Director's Honor Roll	Fall 2018, Spring 2019, Fall 2019, Spring 2020, Fall 2020, Spring 2021, Fall 2021, Spring 2022

 

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CAREER STATISTICS
Year	Goals	Assists	Points	Shots	ED	Steals	Blocks	Sprints Won
2019	76	31	107	157	20	43	2	4
2020	42	18	60	123	25	20	5	1
2021	41	18	59	82	15	10	2	0
2022	100	51	151	217	65	27	13	0
Total	259	118	377	579	125	100	22	5

 

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2022: Tabbed an ACWPA All-American Honorable Mention and All-MAAC First Team selection to close out her career … Finished her time as a Wildcat with the third-most career goals (259), fourth-most assists (118) and second-most points (377) … Reset single-season program records with 100 goals, 151 points and 217 shots … Drew 65 exclusions while adding 27 steals and 13 field blocks … Scored at a .461 clip … Scored at least three goals in 18 games on the year … Had a season-high seven goals in the 20-8 win over Mercyhurst on February 27, tying her career-best and the seventh-most in a single game in program history … Tallied nine points in the 11-8 win over St. Francis (PA) on February 13 with six goals and three assists, tying for the second-most points in a single game in team history … Named MAAC Co-Offensive Player of the Week on April 20 after scoring a combined 10 points through the final weekend of the season … Scored two goals and an assist against La Salle … Showed out in the 16-9 Senior Day victory over VMI with seven points on five goals and two assists, two of those goals on five-meter attempts.

2021: Earned second team All-MAAC honors for the second time in her career … Led the team in goals and points for the third straight season … Moved into the top-10 in school history in career goals (eighth), assists (ninth) and points (10^th) during the season … Her scoring totals for the year included 41 goals, 18 assists and 59 points … Took 82 shots and scored on exactly half of them … Was one of three players on the team to score 19 or more goals and convert at a 50% or better rate … Ranked second on the team with 15 exclusions drawn and added 10 steals and two blocks to her season stat line … Tied her career high with seven goals against Siena on April 18 and helped lead the Wildcats to a 21-12 victory in that contest … Had a dominant effort in a 12-10 win over Gannon on March 14 when she produced five goals and three assists … Netted six goals against Salem during the opening weekend of the season … Added three goals versus Mount St. Mary’s to close out the first weekend of the year and added four goals in a second meeting against Mount St. Mary’s a week later.

2020: Continued to establish herself as one of the top offensive performers in the MAAC … Despite an abbreviated season of just 18 matches, tallied 42 goals and 18 assists for 60 points on the year … Led the team in goals scored, points and shots taken with 123 (.341 shot percentage) … Ranked second on the team with 25 kickouts drawn and also played strong defense with a team high 20 steals to go along with five field blocks … Scored two or more goals in a match 12 times in 18 outings, including in each of the last seven matches of the year … Had a season high five goals in consecutive matches versus Iona and Mercyhurst, the latter a 16-11 win in which she contributed the five scores to go along with two assists, two kickouts drawn and a steal … Scored four goals in a home win over George Washington and also had four tallies to go along with an assist, two steals and two kickouts drawn versus Pomona Pitzer … Had a season high three assists each in consecutive wins over Redlands and Chapman.
 
2019: Quickly emerged as the team’s top offensive performer during her freshman season … Earned second team All-MAAC honors and was named the league’s Rookie of the Week twice during the year (January 30, February 27) … Led the team and set Villanova freshman records with 76 goals and 107 points, while ranking second on the team with 157 shots and third with 31 assists … Shot at a .484 percentage … Finished second on the team with both 43 steals and 20 kickouts drawn … Was credited with two blocks and went 4-of-10 on sprints … Her 107 points rank sixth in a season in school history, while her 76 goals are seventh on the program’s single-season list and her 157 shots rank 10^th … Scored a season-high seven goals on April 13 in a 12-7 win over VMI … That effort is one of nine performances in school history with at least seven goals scored in a game … Named the MAAC Rookie of the Week on January 30 after the first two games of her collegiate career … Tallied nine points on six goals and three assists in outings against No. 18 Harvard and Iona in a tournament at Iona … Scored her six goals on 12 shots, and also had two steals in the Harvard game … Earned her second Rookie of the Week nod on February 27 following four games at the Washington and Jefferson Tournament … Helped the Wildcats go 2-2 at the tournament while amassing 12 goals on 22 shots, six assists, seven exclusions drawn and six steals.
 
Club Water Polo: Competed for Lyons Aquatics Club Water Polo from 2013-18 … Two-time ODP National Championships participant in 2014 and 2017.
 
Lyons Township High School: Earned a total of seven varsity letters during her scholastic career, including four in water polo and three in swimming … Named a NISCA Water Polo honorable mention All-American as a senior … Three-time all-state honoree, earning first team accolades her junior and senior seasons after being a second team performer as a sophomore … Four-time Illinois Water Polo All-Sectional pick, garnering first team honors three straight years from her sophomore through senior seasons and honorable mention merit as a freshman … Named her team’s MVP as a junior and a senior … Was her team’s Coaches Medal Award winner as a senior … Led the team in goals and kickouts drawn three straight years from her sophomore through senior seasons … Scored 292 goals over the latter half of her scholastic career, including 122 as a junior and 170 as a senior … Led the team in assists as a sophomore and a senior … Ranked third on the team in goals as a freshman … Earned USA Water Polo Academic All-America honors as a junior and won an American Water Polo Scholar-Athlete Award as a sophomore … Was a sectional finalist in swimming as a freshman and a sophomore for a team which won sectional titles both years … Posted times of 55.05 in the 100 yard freestyle and 1:58.44 in the 200 yard freestyle … Named an Illinois High School Association All-State Academic honorable mention selection as a junior and a senior … Was an Illinois State Scholar as a senior … Achieved High Honor Roll status academically all four years … Two-year inductee to the National Honor Society.
 
Personal: Born 9/15/99 in La Grange, Ill. … Youngest of three daughters of Rich and Kristin Stuba … Has two older sisters, Emma (26) and Sam (24) … Enjoys reading, coaching and spending time with family and friends, as well as her family’s dog – Nellie … Chose to attend Villanova because she loved the way alumni and current students talked about the school, and because she felt the campus community was very welcoming … Double major in Education and Mathematics.