Career Statistics / 2019 Statistics / 2018 Statistics / 2017 Statistics
2020: True Blue Award winner … named to Empire 8 Fall 2020 President’s List … received the Phillip S. Wilder, Jr. Award for academic distinction.
2019:
Selected to Empire 8 Spring 2020 President's List ... received Empire 8 Honorable Mention, the first postseason conference accolade in her career … named to Mayor’s Cup All-Tournament Team … received Phillip S. Wilder, Jr. Award for academic distinction … played and started in all 19 games for the Hawks … had a goal and an assist on 17 shots (eight on goal) … scored the overtime winner in final regular season game vs. Sage (11/2), clinching home-field advantage in the Empire 8 Semifinals … registered an assist in 2-1 win at Smith (9/14) … had season-high three shots at Houghton (9/28).
2018: Received Phillip S. Wilder, Jr. Award for academic distinction ... selected to Empire 8 Spring 2019 President's List ... played in 16 games, starting five … had one goal on 17 shots (nine on goal) … scored against Wells (9/5) … had three shots, including two on goal, in 1-0 win over
Keuka (9/2) … three shots (two on goal) in start against Utica (10/20) … three shots, one on goal, in Empire 8 Semifinals vs. Utica (11/2) … registered at least one shot in nine games, including the final five.
2017: Played 15 games … made one start at Alfred on 10/8 … scored one goal in 6-0 win over Wells (9/6) … assisted goal in 4-0 conference shutout of Elmira … took four shots on the year … two shots were on goal.
Prior to Hartwick: Attended Morris Hills High School … competed in soccer and outdoor track and field for the Scarlet Knights … also played JV basketball for two years … named All-County twice … All-Conference all four years … captain … received Rising Star Award, Coach’s Award, and Most Dedicated Award … High Honor Roll or Honor Roll for 16 quarters … National Honor Society … Excelsior Award all four years … finished high school career with 11 goals and 32 assists … helped team to conference title in 2015 … played club for
Parsippany Elektrons,
MatchFit NPL 98, and World Class NPL 98.
Personal: Daughter of William and
Maira Rogers … majoring in anthropology … father, William “
Beave” Rogers, played basketball at
Hartwick in the 1973-74 and 1974-75 seasons … brother, Jake, played soccer at Hood College … hobbies include soccer, swimming, and reading … favorite athlete is Christian
Pulisic … favorite sports team is the New York Red Bulls … favorite movie is Remember the Titans … favorite musical group is Panic at the Disco.
Why Hartwick? “I chose
Hartwick for several reasons. First, everyone at the college was extremely friendly and helpful and really seemed to take the time to get to know me personally. Second, they are strong academically in the majors that interest me, and a large number of students go abroad to study, which I hope to be able to do. Third, I am going to play soccer in college and the coach made a very positive impact on me and my family. He is very committed to the players and the program, which I cannot say about all (or even many) of the coaches who recruited me. Fourth, they offered me a very good scholarship, so that attending became a real possibility. Finally, it is special that I chose
Hartwick because my dad, two of my aunts and my cousin all attended the college. It is truly meaningful to be a part of that family tradition.”
