Lauren Hall

Height:
5-5
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Bridgewater, N.J.
High School:
Bridgewater-Raritan

2017: Found the back of the net in a draw at Fordham (8/31).

2016: Started 14 games for the Pirates as a junior... Fired three total shots with one hitting the back of the net goal in a 2-1 win against Albany (9/8).

2015: Recorded 17 appearances and seven starts, all of which came consecutively…Attempted a shot against Providence (10/25)…Fired a shot on goal in a start at Xavier (10/11)…Played career-high 101 minutes in an overtime victory over Albany (9/20)…Recorded a shot attempt in first career start; playing all 90 minutes against Cornell (9/17).

2014: Appeared in 14 matches, cracking the starting lineup on one ocassion...Attempted four shots with one finding the target...Led all reserves with 73 minutes vs. St. John’s (10/25)...Logged 46 minutes as a substitute against Xavier (10/12)...Appeared off the bench against #15 DePaul (10/2)...Played 36 minutes at Butler (9/28)... Attempted one shot at Providence (9/25)...Threatened with a shot on goal in the second half of a win over LIU-Brooklyn (9/19)...Logged 45 minutes as a reserve against Columbia (9/15)...Made first career start in a win at Army (9/12)...Attempted a shot in a season-high 87 minutes at Princeton (9/8)...Came off the bench to play 23 minutes at Stony Brook (9/4)...Appeared in a reserve role against Monmouth (9/1) and Rutgers (8/29)... Played 13 minutes as a reserve against Rider (8/25)...Came on as a substitute in her collegiate debut at Marist (8/22).

High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner and member of a Bridgewater-Raritan team that has amassed 44 victories over her final three seasons... Helped lead the Panthers run to the Group IV state championship as a senior, picking up First Team All-Conference, All-County and All-Area honors in the process...Also garnered All-State recognition after totaling four goals and 15 assists in 2013...Played with teammate Laura Dramis on a Match Fit Academy Beat side that captured three New Jersey Youth Soccer State Cup championships and advanced to consecutive US Youth Soccer National finals, taking home the crown in 2012.