Carlie Crumbaugh

Year:
Sophomore
Hometown:
Moraga, Calif.
Position:
Utility
Height:
5-10

2020 (Junior)
Academic All-Big Ten ... did not see action in 2020 due to injury.

2019 (Sophomore)
MPSF All-Academic Scholar Athlete ... Academic All-Big Ten ... appeared in 20 games, scoring 10 goals while registering five assists, 10 steals and six field blocks … collected her first steal of the season in the game against UC Santa Barbara (1/19) … grabbed a field block against Fresno St. (1/20) … swiped two steals against USC (1/20) … tallied a steal in the Hoosier’s second game against USC (2/16) … registered a field block against UC Irvine (2/17) … found the net for her first goal of the season to go with a steal in the game against Mercyhurst (3/2) … swiped a steal against Wagner (3/2) … saw action in the next two games against Cal St. East Bay (3/3) and Cal St. Northridge (3/3) … collected a season high five goals to go with an assist, a steal and two field blocks against Wittenberg (3/7) … received playing time in the game against Arizona St. (3/15) … grabbed a steal against UCLA (3/16) … registered a goal to go with a field block against Michigan (3/23) … found the net for a goal against San Jose St. (4/13) … saw action in the game against California (4/14) … registered two goals to go with a steal against McKendree (4/20) … collected two assists against USC (4/26) and another two assists along with a steal against Arizona St. (4/27) at the MPSF Championship.

2018 (Freshman)
CWPA Women's Varsity Scholar-Athlete Team (Superior)... ACWPC All-Academic honoree (Superior)... began her collegiate career playing in 12 games, scoring six goals to go with two assists and three steals … scored a career high three goals, set up an assist and grabbed a steal in her debut game against Toronto (1/27) … found the net for a goal against McKendree (1/28) … contributed an assist and a steal against Sonoma State (2/24) … netted the ball for a goal in the following game against Cal State Monterey Bay (2/25) … scored a goal in a win against Virginia Military Institute (3/4) … grabbed a final steal in the game against St. Francis (3/25).

Prep/Personal
Played three varsity seasons under head coach Kim Everist at Campolindo High School … a North Coast Section Scholar Athlete all four years with the team, and picked up a Junior Varsity MVP honor her first year … won the North Coast Section Championship in 2014 with Campolindo, along with a second place finish in 2015 and third place in 2016 … also won the DFAL Championship in 2014 … played for both Diablo Alliance and Lamorinda at the club level … received three USA Water Polo Academic All-American honors and three years in the Olympic Development program … with the National Junior Olympics "A" team, achieved second place (Gold Division) in 2014, second place (Classic Division) in 2015, and 19^th place (Championship Division) in 2016 … also earned varsity letters in swimming … born May 5, 1999 … has one brother, Jake, and a sister, Romey … intends to major in Business.