University of Evansville Athletics

2025 Third Team All-MVC

2025

• Started all 16 matches for the Aces
• Led the Aces and finished the regular season second in the MVC with five assists and first in assists per game at 0.31
• Added a goal to finish the year with eight points
• Played 1422 of a possible 1440 minutes
• Assisted on a goal in a 4-3, season-opening win at SEMO (8/14)
• Registered an assist in a 3-0 win over SIUE (8/31)
• Picked up an assist in a 2-1 win over UIC to open MVC play (9/20)
• Snagged her fourth assist of the year at SIU (9/25)
• Assisted on a goal at Murray State (10/19)
• Scored her first collegiate goal in a 2-0 win at UNI (10/23)

2024

• Played in 15 matches and made 13 starts as a freshman
• Totaled 1151 minutes of play, the fifth-most on the team
• Played 90 minutes in 11 matches
• Made her collegiate debut against Lipscomb, starting and playing all 90 minutes (8/15)
• Started all 10 MVC matches and played 90 minutes in nine of them
• Put up a season-high two shots, including one on goal, against Belmont (9/19)

PREP

• Was a standout at Forsyth Central HS, located just outside of Atlanta
• Set the school record for most goals scored in a season, scoring 35 with five hat tricks
• Team’s leading goal scorer three times
• Named Region 6-7A Player of the Year in 2022-23
• 2022-23 Forsyth County Athlete of the Year
• First Team All-State selection as a junior
• Three-time All-County and three-time First Team All-Region selection
• Played club soccer with United Futbol Academy
• Helped her team to a top 10 national ranking and number one ranking in their region
• Helped the club reach ECNL nationals four years in a row

PERSONAL

• Daughter of Michael and Natalie LaBerge
• Has one sibling, Corbin
• Participated in Principal Advisory Board at Forsyth Central HS, representing the girl’s soccer team
• Majoring in Psychology and Speech Pathology at UE
• Chose UE because “both parents played at UE and I want to help bring the program return to national prominence. I love the coaching staff and small school environment. I have a lot of family that I am close to that live close to Evansville.”