2022 SLC All-Conference Second Team

2024 (Gr.): Appeared in 18 games in 2024, making starts in 11 of them…Played 923 total minutes while scoring two goals and recording six total shots on goal…Tallied her first goal of the season on 9/8 against Prairie View…opened the scoring with a goal in the Islanders’ 2-1 win over East Texas A&M (then Texas A&M-Commerce) on 10/4.

2023 (Sr.): Made starts in 19 games…Scored both goals against Nicholls aiding in the win 2-0... netted a goal at Texas A&M-Commerce which grabbed another win 2-1…Shooting percentage of .118…Totaled 1101 minutes

2022 (Jr.): Started all nine games she played in before suffering a season-ending injury... Logged 598 minutes in the shortened season with three goals... Her seven assists tied the career-high mark in program history while setting the single-season record in the category... Led the nation at one point in the category and the Conference for several games while not being able to play... Named to SLC All-Conference Second Team as a midfielder

2021 (So.): Played in eight games with starts in each… missed time due to an injury but logged 482 minutes… fired a season-high of three shots against Texas Southern… totaled nine shots on the season with three shots on goal

Previous: Named the Hunter Region Sportswoman of the Year...won the Hunter Blue Award and the New South Wales Blue Award...New South Wales Player of the Series and two-time Player of National Tournament; won the Asia Cup Tournament qualifier with U17 Junior Matildas, the Dallas Cup with Australian school girls team and the National Tournament with the New South Wales state team...played club soccer for Newcastle Jets.

Personal: Born Molly Mary Arens...daughter of Jeff and Lucy Arens...nursing major.