Christopher Newport University

2025 - Junior Season - Started all 20 games and was at the center of some of the most memorable moments during the year ... Finished the season with 22 points while ranking third on the team with eight goals and fourth with six assists ... Scored the lone tally in the 50th minute of a 1-0 win over No. 5 Salisbury during the NCAA Quarterfinals on November 16, which catapulted the Captains into the Final Four for the second time in school history ... Also chipped in with one of the most memorable assists in program lore during the regular season match-up against Salisbury on October 8 ... Cleared the entire field in 10 seconds during a double-overtime fast-break, which set up the game-winning tally with 0.1 seconds left on the clock to sink the third-ranked Sea Gulls ... Starred against top-flight competition throughout the year, including assists in wins over No. 5 Johns Hopkins on August 31 and No. 10 Stevens on September 28 ... Also had a pair of helpers in the regular season finale at Mary Washington on October 29 ... Collected two multi-goal efforts during the season after landing a pair of blows against Denison on September 14 and St. Mary's (Md.) on October 22 ... Added the game-winning goal in both of those contests and finished the season with three total clinchers ... Tallied three points against Virginia Wesleyan on September 10 and came back with another rocket at Ohio Wesleyan in her next outing on September 13 ... Found the back of the cage in a triumph against Rhodes on October 5 as well ... Had at least one point in 10 of her appearances, including three straight battles from September 10-14 ... Finished the year with 50 shots, including 37 on-target attempts ... Saw 839 minutes of action, including a season-high 55 in the NCAA Quarterfinals against No. 5 Salisbury on November 16 ... Also played 50 minutes in the opening game of the NCAA Tournament against No. 17 Lynchburg on November 15 and finished the year with 40 minutes in the finale against No. 6 Tufts on November 21 ... Played at least 40 minutes in 14 outings, including the last nine games of the season.

2024 - Sophomore Season - Stepped right in and saw immediate action during her first year with the Captains ... Appeared in all 19 games and earned 10 starts ... Chipped in with eight points on the offensive end, including three goals ... Produced her first strike of the season with the opening blow off a penalty corner in a 2-1 triumph at Vassar on September 28 ... Added the squad's lone tally at No. 2 Salisbury on October 16 ... Also blocked a shot during that top-5 test against the Sea Gulls after avoiding a screen while deflecting a rip off a corner in the second quarter ... Came back with her final goal after punctuating a give-and-go in the first stanza against Rhodes on October 21 ... Added two assists during the year after setting up game-winning tallies against Centre on October 5 and Washington and Lee on October 26 ... Finished the season with 30 shots, including 22 on-target attempts ... Saw 597 minutes of action during the year, including 30 or more in 10 of her appearances ... Played a season-high 45 minutes, including five in overtime, during a marathon battle at No. 2 Salisbury in the league championship on November 9 ... Also saw at least 25 minutes of work in all three games during the NCAA Tournament while helping lead the Captains to the Elite Eight for the first time since 2013.

2023 - Freshman Season (at Queens University of Charlotte) - Saw action in all 17 games and earned six starts during her debut campaign with the Division I Royals ... Scored her first collegiate goal at Davidson on September 1 ... Added another point with an assist against Bellarmine on September 24 ... Saw action in a pair of contests against teams that advanced to the NCAA Tournament, including a starting role at William & Mary on October 27 ... Also appeared in a battle against Old Dominion on September 8 ... Led the squad with three points and a .500 shooting percentage during the year ... Starred in the classroom as well and was named an NFHCA Scholar of Distinction and earned a spot on the organization's National Academic Squad.

At Scarsdale - Excelled for four years on the varsity field hockey team with the Raiders ... Secured All-League, All-Section, and All-State accolades for her efforts ... Also earned the New York State Attorney General's Triple C Award ... Helped guide the squad to the sectional and regional championships in 2022 while advancing to the state semifinals ... Was a New York State All-Tournament and All-Sportsmanship selection ... Played four years of lacrosse as well and served as a team captain in both sports ... Received the Scarsdale Raider Award for her attitude, work ethic, resilience, and leadership ... Competed on the club circuit with CT Elite Field Hockey.

Personal - Riley Elizabeth Iasiello is the daughter of Tony and Trish Iasiello ... Has two younger brothers, Tommy and Luke ... Her father played football at Fordham University ... Victoria Garrick Browne is her favorite sports personality, while Noah Kahn and Taylor Swift are her favorite musicians ... Her mom is the most impressive person she has ever met ... "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" is her favorite movie ... Aspires to work in the NICU or as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner ... Majoring in biology, nursing.