Villanova Univeristy Athletics

CAREER STATISTICS
Year	Goals	Assists	Points	Shots	ED	Steals	Blocks	Sprints Won
2022	13	8	21	28	22	14	2	0
2023	9	8	17	33	16	11	3	0
2024	0	1	1	1	0	1	1	0
2025	13	26	39	36	10	16	16	0
Total	35	43	78	98	48	42	22	0

2025: Closed her career as the MAAC Defensive Player of the Year … Posted 16 steals and 16 blocks in 30 games … Her 16 field blocks marked the sixth-most in team history … Brought a balanced effort on the offensive side too, adding 13 goals, 36 shots and 26 assists … Three assists against No. 21 Brown (Feb. 9) … Three steals against CSU Fullerton (Feb. 28) … Scored two goals against McKendree (March 1) and LIU (April 25).

2024: Appeared in Villanova’s opening three victories in the Villanova Invitational before suffering a season ending injury. Recorded one assist, one shot, one steal and one field block... Named to the MAAC All-Academic Team... Selected twice to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll.
 
2023: A consistent presence in the water for Villanova this season, playing in all 33 games … Tallied 17 points with nine goals and eight assists … Made 33 shot attempts while adding on 11 steals and 16 exclusions drawn … Scored one goal in nine different games throughout the season … Had four two-point outings on the season where she scored a goal and accounted for an assist.
 
2022: Tallied 21 points in debut season with the Wildcats, scoring 13 goals with eight assists added … Attempted 28 shots with a .464 shooting percentage … Drew 22 exclusions and collected 14 steals … Tacked on a pair of field blocks … Scored two goals in three different games on the year … Had a season-high three points against St. Francis on March 26, scoring two goals and picking up an assist.
 
Club Water Polo: Played with West Houston Water Polo for 10 years … Placed first at Session II Junior Olympics … Named MVP of the Session II Junior Olympics in 2011.
 
St. Agnes Academy: Earned four varsity letters in swimming and two with swimming in freestyle events … Tabbed as an All-American in 2019, 2020 and 2021 … Was a three-time All-Region selection from 2018-2020 with All-Region MVP accolades in 2021 … Names first team All-State in all four years … Set career records in school history with 290 goals, 110 assists, 164 earned ejections and 300 steals … Her 122 goals per season and 96 steals in a season sit as school bests … Tabbed a USA Water Polo Outstanding Academic All-American each year of high school, also earning high honors each year … National Honor Society member in 2020 and 2021 … Recipient of the Randolph Book Award in 2021.
 
Personal: Born 10/10/2002 in Houston, Texas … Daughter of Lee Ann and Patrick Grimes … Has one brother, Evan … Enjoys hiking and is a big foodie … Pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering.