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* All-American *

As a Junior:

• IWLCA All-America second team.
• Member of U.S. national team.
• Made team at tryout camp following 2015 college season.
• IWLCA All West/Midwest Region first team
• The only player in the country to reach these averages: 2.67 goals, 0.83 assists, 3.50 points, 1.89 groundballs, 3.55 draw controls, 1.33 caused turnovers, .and a .500 shooting percentage.
• Led team in goals (48), points (63), groundballs (34), draw controls (64), caused turnovers (24), and free-position goals (13.).
• All-MPSF first team
• MPSF All-Academic team
• Set school record for draw controls in a season (64)
• Tewaaraton Award nominee
• Stanford Player of the Year
• No. 3 in school history in career draw controls (125) and No. 4 in career caused turnovers (66).
• Broke school single-game record for goals (seven vs. Cal)
• MPSF Offensive Player of the Week (March 9)
• Following 2014 season, was: No. 14 Stanford career points (139)
• No. 11 Stanford career goals (107)
• No. 15 Stanford career groundballs (89)
• No. 4 Stanford career caused turnovers (66)
• No. 12 Stanford career draw controls (106)
• No. 4 Stanford season points (63)
• No. 4 Stanford season goals (48)
• No. 9 Stanford season shots (92)
• No. 5 Stanford season free-position shots (25)
• No. 1 Stanford season draw controls (64)
• No. 1 Stanford single-game goals (7, vs. Cal)
• No. 2 Stanford single-game goals (6, vs. Vanderbilt)

As a Sophomore:

• Second-team IWLCA All-West Region.
• Earned All-MPSF first-team honors.
• Named to Tewaaraton Award watch list.
• Scored 21 goals over a stretch of seven consecutive games played heading into the NCAA tournament.
• Scored multiple goals in all seven contests.
• MPSF Player of the Week.
• Appeared in and started 16 games.
• Second on the team in goals with 31.
• Fourth on the team in points with 40, and assists with nine.
• Controlled 32 draws, third best on the team.
• Scored 2:14 into sudden-death period to give Stanford an 11-10 victory at No. 14 Georgetown.
• Recorded 66 shots and 47 shots on goal.
• Second on team in caused turnovers, with 20.
• Scooped up 25 ground balls.
• Scored four goals in games against Oregon (April 11) and Notre Dame (March 29).
• Recorded three assists against Fresno State (March 5).
• Scored on a near full-field breakaway sprint against Saint Mary’s.
• Caused a season-high four turnovers against Notre Dame (March 29), tying her for the 10th highest total for a game in school history.
• She also scored the winning goal with 4:05 left in an 11-10 victory at the No. 6 Irish.
• Ranked No. 74 in the nation and No. 8 in the MPSF with 1.25 caused turnovers per game.
• Named to the MPSF All-Academic team.

As a Freshman in 2013:

• Earned second team All-MPSF honors.
• Named to the MPSF All-Tournament team.
• Finished the season second on the team with 22 caused turnovers and three game-winning goals.
• Led the team with three goals on five shots in Stanford's first NCAA Tournament victory over Notre Dame (May 10).
• Picked up two ground balls, scored a goal, claimed a draw control, and caused a turnover in the second round of the NCAA Tournament against Northwestern (May 12).
• Scored twice, picked up two draw controls and a ground ball, and caused a turnover in the MPSF Tournament final against Denver (May 4).
• Scored a goal, caused a turnover and claimed a draw control against Cal in her first MPSF Tournament semifinal (May 2).
• Picked up two ground balls, two draw controls and notched two points (1-1) against Cal (April 27).
• Named MPSF Rookie of the Week for the week of April 15-21.
• Scored a hat trick on four shots, picked up four ground balls and caused a turnover against San Diego State (April 21).
• Caused three turnovers, picked up three ground balls, claimed two draw controls and scored a goal against Oregon (April 19).
• Recorded two points on a goal and an assist, and picked up a ground ball against No. 4 Northwestern (April 14).
• Picked up three draw controls and scored a goal against Saint Mary's (April 10).
• Notched two goals, caused three turnovers, picked up two draw controls and a ground ball against No. 20 Denver (April 5).
• Scored four goals, picked up two ground balls and two draw controls against No. 19 James Madison.
• Recorded two points (1-1), two ground balls and two caused turnovers at Vanderbilt (March 26).
• Notched two goals, two ground balls, one assist, one draw control and caused a turnover against USC (March 8).
• Led Stanford with three caused turnovers and picked up three ground balls against No. 11 Georgetown (March 5).
• Scored twice and added two assists in a four-point effort against Harvard (Feb. 24).
• Tallied five draw controls against Harvard (Feb. 24).
• Scored a hat trick in first collegiate match against then-No. 9 Notre Dame (Feb. 16).
• Recorded first career ground ball against Notre Dame (Feb. 16).
• Played in all 20 matches and made 19 starts.

High School:

• A 2012 graduate of Kent Denver School in Denver, Colo.
• Captained her lacrosse team in 2011.
• State semi-finalist all four years.
• 2012 Sportswomen of Colorado Award Winner and 2011 Colorado Player of the Year.
• 2012 first team All-American.
• Two-time Harrow/NFHCA Regional All-American (2010, 2011).
• Four-time first team All-State selection.
• The first freshman ever selected to All-State first team.
• Only player in Colorado history to earn all-state first team honors and all-league honors all four years of high school.
• Selected to try out for U.S. Women's National U-19 team.
• Also competed in track and field.
• Played club lacrosse for Team 180 from 2008-2012.

Personal:

• Daughter of Panayes and Riisa Dikeou.
• Mother Riisa played college field hockey and for the USAFH Development program.
• Grandfather, John Dikeou, owned the Denver Bears minor-league baseball team and was inducted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame.
• Her great grandfather was an All-America basketball player at Kentucky.
• Grandfather boxed at the University of Pennsylvania and Wharton.
• Grandmother played lacrosse at Brown and UNC-Pembroke.
• Has two older siblings, Remy and Pete, and one younger sibling, Chloe.
• Majoring in product design.

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