Allegheny College Athletics

2012-13: Played five games in injury-shortened season.

2011-12: Appeared and started in 23 games for Allegheny during her sophomore year, missing the final three games due to a knee injury…voted as an All-NCAC First-Team selection after being named to the Second-Team and Newcomer of the Year as a freshman…became the first Gators in over 25 years to record a triple-double scoring 14 points, pulling down a career high 18 rebounds, and dishing out a career high 10 assists against Hiram on February 8…ranked in the top three on the team in scoring (364), scoring average (15.8), field goal attempts (351), field goals made (127), three-point percentage (.358), three-point attempts (165), three-point FG made (59), assists (70), and steals (54)…finished the season third in the conference in scoring average (15.8)…scored in double-figures in all but three games she played in, becoming the primary outside threat for Allegheny…hit game winning shot with eight ticks remaining against Westminster on November 18…took a game-changing charge with two-tenths of a second remaining against the College of Wooster on November 30 to preserve a 57-56 victory over the Fighting Scots…scored a career high 25 points on two separate occasions, including an overtime thriller against Denison University on February 11…ranked third in the NCAC in free-throw percentage, shooting an impressive 83.6 percent from the charity stripe…named the NCAC player of the week on February 12.

2010-11: Voted as the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Newcomer of the Year, and was selected to the All-NCAC Second Team after she caught fire down the stretch, and became one of the Gators go-to scorers in that time…in her final ten games of the season, all in conference play, she averaged 15.2 points per game and raised her season scoring average from 8.2 points per game to 10.9 points per game…a talented scorer from all areas of the court, she shot 77% from the charity stripe, 45% from the field, and 37% from beyond the arc…she poured in 13 points in her collegiate debut against Grove City College (11/16/10), and scored a career-high 24 points against the College of Wooster (2/16/11)…in the final week of the regular season, she became the only non-starter to be named NCAC Player of the Week.

Personal: Daughter of Lee and Darlene Restich...born June 7, 1992...named to the All-Section team four years...three-time Almanac Newspaper selection of South Hills Pittsburgh, twice on the first-team, and once on the second-team...MVP of Round Ball Classic game...Pittsburgh Trib Review Player of the Week...Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Fab Five for the West selection...Pittsburgh Post-Gazette AAA Fab Five player selection...scored over 1,000 career points...led team three times in scoring...led team to undefeated section record, state semifinal finish, and no. 4 state ranking...psychology and political science major with minor in communication arts.