Christopher Newport University

2026 - Sophomore Season - Stepped into a starting role on the midfield unit and earned first-team All-Conference accolades for her performance ... Also served as a team captain ... Excelled on the defensive end while ranking seventh in the league with 42 ground balls and eighth with 28 caused turnovers ... Had at least one takeaway in 13 of her appearances and collected multiple strips on eight occasions ... Caused six turnovers, grabbed four ground balls, and scored a free-position goal in a win over Roanoke on February 21 ... Her six takeaways equaled the ninth-most by a Captain in program history ... Honored as the C2C Defensive Player of the Week on February 23 for that performance ... Came back with five takeaways and a pair of assists against Washington (Md.) on March 25 ... Followed that showcase with two more strips and five ground balls in a nationally-ranked clash against No. 10 Denison on March 28 ... Posted a pair of caused turnovers in back-to-back outings against Randolph-Macon on April 15 and Mary Washington on April 18 ... Kicked off the postseason with two more takeaways and three ground balls in the semifinals of the Coast-to-Coast Athletic Conference Tournament against Mary Washington on April 29 ... Continued to shine in the playoffs with another strip against No. 3 Salisbury in the league championship on May 2 before adding two caused turnovers and three ground balls in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament against Meredith on May 9 ... Also bagged a pair of rollers in a win over No. 6 Denison on May 16, which vaulted the Captains into the NCAA Quarterfinals for the first time in program history ... Snagged at least one ground ball in 21 of her 23 appearances, including 19 straight outings from March 4 - May 16 ... Kicked off that streak with two ground balls at No. 11 Washington and Lee on March 4 and added three more in a top-25 test against No. 23 Haverford on March 11 ... Was equally impactful on the offensive end while finishing with 19 points, including 11 goals ... Ranked seventh in the league with six free-position strikes, including two at Shenandoah on March 18 ... Opened the year with four points, including three assists, in a win over Berry on February 13 ... Had three multi-goal efforts during the season ... Erupted for three points, including two tallies, in a victory over Ursinus on March 14 before adding two more blows at Kenyon on March 29 ... Scored goals in three clashes against top-25 foes after finding the back of the net against No. 11 Washington and Lee on March 4, No. 23 Haverford on March 11, and No. 4 Salisbury on April 25 ... Posted a point in 11 of her appearances, including the first four outings of the season ... Wrapped up the year with a .306 shooting percentage on 36 total attempts ... Continued to shine in the classroom and garnered Academic All-Conference nods for the second straight season.

2025 - Freshman Season - Saw immediate action on the midfield unit during her first collegiate campaign ... Appeared in 13 total games, including both postseason tilts and six of the squad's bouts against top-25 competition ... Helped out on the defensive end with six caused turnovers and four ground balls ... Had two strips and a pair of rollers during a battle with No. 5 Salisbury on April 19 ... Forced at least one turnover in five games, including four showdowns with nationally-ranked competition ... Notched a takeaway in a win at No. 17 Roanoke on April 5 ... Also caused havoc with strips against No. 21 Denison on March 29 and No. 9 Washington and Lee on April 26 ... Chipped in with her first career caused turnover against RPI on March 4 ... Picked up her final ground ball of the year in the Coast-to-Coast Athletic Conference Championship against No. 7 Salisbury on May 3 ... Hauled in a draw control against No. 2 Tufts on March 23 ... Collected her first career point with an assist in the win over No. 17 Roanoke on April 5 ... Uncorked four total shots during the year, including a pair of on-target attempts ... Excelled in the classroom as well and earned Academic All-Conference plaudits for her performance.

At Maryvale Prep - Saw action in multiple sports during her tenure with the Lions ... Spent two years on the varsity lacrosse squad and served as a team captain ... Also secured two varsity letters in cross country and one in indoor track ... Was a team captain for the JV soccer and lacrosse programs as well ... Shined in the classroom and was a perennial member of the Honor Roll ... Earned a spot in the National Honor Society as well as the Math, Science, and Spanish Honor Societies ... Competed in club lacrosse with Coppermine Black.

Personal - Molly MacKenzie Campbell is the daughter of Jamie and Sarah Campbell ... Has an older brother, Walker ... Mark Andrews is her favorite athlete, and Luke Combs is her favorite musician ... Helen Keller is the person in history she would most like to meet, and her dad is the most impressive person she has met ... Her dream vacation would be a trip to Bora Bora ... "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" is her favorite movie, and "Gilmore Girls" is her favorite TV show ... Sushi is her favorite food ... Aspires to be a good mom and have a supportive family ... Majoring in kinesiology.