Gannon University Athletics

2015: Gallant returns as one of Gannon’s starters on defense … enters her senior season 10th all-time at Gannon since 2002 in game-winning goals (3).

2014: Played in 17 matches, starting four … named a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Scholar-Athlete … received the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association (ADA) Academic Achievement Award … started the first three matches and four of the first five … netted her only goal during a 4-2 victory against Mercyhurst, accounting for the game-winning score with an unassisted tally … took multiple shots against Millersville and Indiana (Pa.) … helped the defensive unit limit the opposition to 1.32 goals per match.

2013: Started in 12 of 13 matches she appeared in … scored the game-winning goal during a 1-0 victory against No. 15 Slippery Rock in the PSAC Tournament semifinals, securing the first postseason win in school history … finished the season with four points, tallying game-winning goals against Bloomsburg and Slippery Rock … was one of three Lady Knights with multiple game-winners … put a team-best 60-percent (2-for-3) of her shots on goal … helped the Lady Knights secure three shutouts.

2012: Saw action in 16 matches as a true freshman, starting four … named a PSAC Scholar-Athlete … dished out her first career assist during a 6-0 victory against Shepherd … added a second assist against Millersville during her first career start, helping record a 6-0 win … netted her first career goal during a 2-1 victory against Slippery Rock … helped Gannon win all three matches she recorded a point in … led Gannon to a 3-1 mark in matches she started … was part of a Gannon defense that broke the school record for fewest opponent goals allowed (12), most shutouts (12) and most consecutive shutouts (5) … helped Gannon lead the PSAC in team goals against average (0.63) … contributed to a defense that ranked fifth among all NCAA Division II programs in shutout percentage (.632) and 18th in team goals against average.

High School: Played for head coach James Chambers at Cardinal Leger Secondary School in Brampton, Ontario … named Most Valuable Player in soccer, volleyball and flag football … served as a senior team captain for the soccer and flag football teams … helped Cardinal Leger win the ROPSAA championship in 2010 … graduated with honors … named an Ontario Scholar … landed a spot on the honor roll all four years … received the highest grade in interdisciplinary studies and English.

Personal: Secondary Education/English major … is the daughter of Jeannine and Jamie … named to the Gannon Dean’s List.