Boston University

AS A SENIOR IN 2009: Named to the America East All-Conference First Team ... Tallied career-best 20 points with seven goals and six assists ... One of five Terriers to start all 22 games ... Selected as Most Outstanding Player of the America East Championship after assisting on the golden goal in the semifinals against Stony Brook on Nov. 1 and tallying a goal and an assist in the title game against Binghamton on Nov. 7 ... Named America East Co-Player of the Week after netting the game-winning goal and adding an assist against Bryant (Oct. 21) and scoring against UMBC (Oct. 25) ... Scored goals in back-to-back games with game-winner against Massachusetts on Aug. 30 and a tally at Loyola (Md.) on Sept. 4 ... Netted game-winning goal at New Hampshire on Oct. 1 ... Scored four goals and added two assists in five-game point streak from Oct. 18-Nov. 7.

AS A JUNIOR IN 2008: Named to the America East All-Conference Second Team ... Started all 22 games ... Tied Marisha Schumacher-Hodge for the team lead in points (12) with four goals and four assists ... Assisted on both goals in the AE title game ... Netted the Terriers[apos] lone goal in a 2-1 loss at Princeton on Sept. 5 and recorded the game winner vs. Brown on Sept. 24 ... Was one of three players to record a goal against Vermont on Oct. 5 ... Posted a goal vs. UNH (Oct. 16) and added an assist vs. Stony Brook (Oct. 19) to earn America East Player of the Week honors ... Her goal vs. UNH kept BU at the top of the AE standings ... Named to the America East Commissioner[apos]s Honor Roll for maintaining a GPA of 3.5 or higher.

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2007: Started all 21 games ... Earned America East All-Conference Second Team honors after posting two goals and three assists for seven points ... Had one game winner against Wis.-Milwaukee on Sept. 7 ... Was third on the team in assists with three and earned two against UMBC on Oct. 14 ... Put four shots on goal against Binghamton on Oct. 28 ... Led the team with 44 shots ... Earned the team[apos]s strength and conditioning award, given to the individual who showed a dedication to off-field training ... Named to the America East Academic Honor Roll.

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006: One of eight Terriers to play in all 21 games on the season ... Was named the America East[apos]s Rookie of the Year after posting 16 points (seven goals, two assists) ... Started in all but the Aug. 30 game at UMass ... Ranked second on the team in points with 16 ... Led the Terriers with seven goals ... Three of those goals were game winners - Aug. 25 against Boston College, Sept. 28 against Maine and Oct. 19 at UMBC ... Ranked sixth on the team with two assists and second with 42 shots ... Third on the team with a .167 shot percentage ... 21 shots were on goal (second best on team) ... Had two four-point games - the first coming against St. Joseph[apos]s with two goals and the second was vs. Albany with a goal and two assists.

BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY: Was a four-year letter winner at Merion Mercy Academy ... Two-year captain and two-time team MVP ... Named to Main Line Times all-star team four times and was also a four-time all-Catholic Academies selection ... Led her team in assists in each of her four seasons as the starting center midfield ... Led team in goals as a senior ... Also played basketball in high school and was a two-year letter winner in track and field ... Played for the ODP state team for five years, and traveled to France and Ireland with the squad ... Played for club team, INC United Predators ... Member of the National Honor Society and a Distinguished Honors Student ... Four-year member and two-year leader of Community Service Corps.

PERSONAL: Born on April 1, 1988 ... Daughter of Lisa and Kevin McClernon ... Enrolled in the School of Management as a business administration and management major.

STATISTICS
	Overall Stats					America East Stats
Year	GP-GS	Sh	G	Asts	Pts	GP-GS	Sh	G	Asts	Pts
2006	21-20	42	7	2	16	8-8	22	3	2	8
2007	21-21	44	2	3	7	8-8	22	0	3	3
2008	22-22	45	4	4	12	8-8	23	2	2	6
2009	22-22	58	7	6	20	8-8	16	3	3	9
Tot.	86-85	189	20	15	55	32-32	83	8	10	26