2010: Named Team MVP... Named to the NEC Commissioner's Honor Roll for achieving a GPA above 3.75... Started all 18 contests and fired 19 shots for the third most on the team... Recorded an assist in 4-1 loss at Monmouth (10-15)... Scored her first career goal during a 3-2 setback to Saint Francis PA in home finale (10/24)...
2009: DNP...
2008: Started 17 games on defense, accruing 1,568 minutes... Netted the team's lone goal at Quinnipiac... Played a full game in all but four outings, including a season-high 108 minutes against Sacred Heart... Named to the NEC Academic Honor Roll...
2007: Registered her first collegiate assist, following a through pass to create a breakaway at Hofstra... Proved a permanent fixture on the back line with 18 starts, while logging a team second-best 1,512 minutes... Amongst NEC leaders for freshmen in field time... Long throw-ins add an offensive option to the team, evident by her assist at Wagner...
St. Theresa of Lisieux: Four-year letterwinner in soccer... Two-time Junior Female Athlete of the Year as an underclassman... Senior Female Athlete of the Year and Outstanding Athletic Contribution Award... Two-time MVP of senior soccer squad... AAAA of SAA participant for soccer and basketball (2006-07)... Four-year letter winner in basketball and volleyball... Played two years of Badminton... Two-time MVP of senior volleyball team and was also named MVP of senior girls basketball...
Personal: Plays for the Richmond Hill Raiders, OYSL champions (2505 and 2006)... Played basketball for the Sultan Prospects... Winner of the Lamar Philips Award, in addition to Outstanding Leadership Award... Four-year member of honor roll, while serving on the Diversity & Equity and President’s Councils... Aunt played basketball at University of Western Ontario and Uncle played ice hockey for McMaster University... Poem “21st Century Dreamer” published in Canada’s House of Words... Born May 3, 1989... Daughter of Paul Joseph Curti and Paula Domenica... Has a younger sister, Danielle... Communication major.
