Christopher Newport University

2015 - Junior Season - Secured second-team All-Conference honors after another strong season between the pipes … Started all 17 games while compiling a .451 save percentage and a 10.52 goals-against-average … Finished second in the conference with 134 saves, which also stands seventh on the program’s all-time single-season list … Registered seven double-digit save efforts, including a season-high 19 against Mary Washington in the CAC Tournament on April 21 … That is the third-highest single-game total in CNU history … Also tallied 12 saves against Frostburg State on March 28 and earned CAC Defensive Player of the Week honors for that performance … Had back-to-back 11-save efforts against Bridgewater on February 25 and at Randolph-Macon on February 28 … Notched 14 stops against No. 6 Salisbury on April 7 as well … Allowed five goals or less in five appearances and surrendered two or fewer on three occasions … Ranked 10th in the conference and second among goalies with 34 ground balls during the year … Collected a season-high six in the finale against Mary Washington … Also caused six turnovers during the season as well.

2014 - Sophomore Season - Set a new single-season program record with 171 saves during her second year with the Captains … Also became just the fourth player in CNU history with two 100-save campaigns after notching 102 as a freshman … Her 171 saves also led the CAC, while her .468 save percentage ranked fourth in the league … Kicked off the season with four straight double-digit save efforts, including a season-high 14 against Redlands on March 5 … Posted 12 stops in back-to-back games against Washington College on April 2 and Lynchburg on April 5 … Helped the team notch its first shutout of the season with a flawless first-half performance against Southern Virginia on April 16 … Tallied 11 saves and earned a victory in the CAC Tournament with a strong first-round performance at St. Mary’s on April 22 … Scooped up 27 ground balls during the year, including four at Virginia Wesleyan on March 12 … Also caused seven turnovers with a season-high three coming at Bridgewater on March 19.

2013 - Freshman Season - Made a spectacular debut, earning first-team All-Conference and All-State accolades for her efforts ... Set a new single-season program record with 18 victories and ranked sixth in the NCAA with a 7.04 goals-against-average ... Made 16 saves in her first collegiate start against No. 15 Washington & Lee, which marked the ninth-most in a single-game in CNU history ... Eventually finished the year with four double-digit save efforts, including 10 stops in back-to-back games against Randolph-Macon on April 20 and No. 2 Salisbury on April 21 ... Held the opposition to one goal or less in four appearances, including back-to-back scoreless efforts against LaGrange on March 29 and Piedmont on March 30 ... Finished the year with 102 saves, which stands eighth on the program’s single-season list.

At Mills E. Godwin - Played lacrosse all four years under head coach Heather Hiner … Led the Eagles to the District Championship during each of her final two campaigns … Selected as an Honorable Mention All-American in 2012 … Named the District Player of the Year and earned first-team All-Region honors as a senior… Also picked up first-team All-District accolades as a junior and senior … Member of the Virginia team in the Women’s Division National Tournament as a sophomore and junior … Honored as the MVP of the 2012 US Lacrosse Richmond Chapter All-Star Game … Voted team MVP as a sophomore and senior while also collecting the Coach’s Award as a junior.

Personal - Hanna Tomei Slough was born on December 25, 1993 in Richmond, Va. … She is the daughter of David Slough and Alisa Brill … Has an older brother, Spencer, and an older sister, Whitney … Her father played baseball at Virginia Tech … Majoring in political science and psychology at CNU.