Sarah Duncan

Class:
Senior
Height:
5-7
Position:
Defender
High School:
St. John's School
Hometown:
Houston, Texas

Major: Political Science (minor in Chinese Studies)

2015: Finished out Wildcat career playing in four games and earning a start, sixth of career ... played in 28 total games during four-year career ... picked up four groundballs and forced a pair of turnovers during senior campaign ... hauled in a personal-best two groundballs in final collegiate game, a 15-7 win over St. Bonaventure at home ... forced one turnover each against Saint Francis and Massachusetts ... named to both the Fall and Spring A-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll.

2014: Played in three games during junior campaign ... registered a groundball, two draw controls and a caused turnover during Davidson's road win at Presbyterian ... added third draw control during the Wildcats' Big South quarterfinal win vs. Liberty.

2013: Played in 11 games of Davidson's 18 games, starting a personal-best three of them during sophomore season ... tallied a career-high five groundballs, and a single draw control and caused turnover ... picked up single groundballs in five single games.

2012: Freshman defender saw action in 10 of 18 games, including getting a pair of starts ... earned first collegiate start against Oregon, Mar. 27, picking up a groundball ... finished season with three groundballs, five draw controls and a couple of forced turnovers ... in first career game against Navy, registered a groundball ... fired off first collegiate shot at Detroit, April 8 ... picked up a season-best three draw controls in a home win vs. Presbyterian ... all five draw controls came at home.

Prep and personal: Selected by opposing coaches as one of three Texas All-State defenders in 2010 & 2011 ... a four-year varsity player and a 2011 team captain, helped lead St. John's School to the 2010 Texas State Title after beating top-ranked Cy-Fair ... also was state champion in 2011 ... earned all-conference honors in 2011 ... Southwest Preparatory Conference Champions in 2009 and 2011 ... three-sport letterwinner in high school (lacrosse, cross country and field hockey).