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At Dartmouth: Curtin was an NEWISA Third Team All-Region and Second Team All-Ivy player, both awards coming in the 2021 campaign. She totaled 35 starts in 42 appearances with the Big Green for 2392 minutes of action. In that time, she tallied 29 points on 10 goals and nine assists. Her final season at Dartmouth came with 13 starts in 16 matches played. She scored three goals and two assists while compiling a three-game point streak along the way in which she tallied two goals and an assist. She had a breakout season in 2021 where she logged both aforementioned accolades after a six-goal, four-assist year, netting two game-winners along the way. Academically, she was honored at the end of the 2024 season as the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team selection.

High School: Four-year letter winner at Winchester High School, captaining the team in her senior year. She also earned two varsity letters as a sprinter on the indoor track team. On the pitch, she helped her team to the 2019 Division II State Championships in 2019 while going on a year later to be a finalist. She was a two-time High School Soccer First Team All-American selection, 2019 DII State Player of the Year, a four-time Middlesex League Champion, a three-time Middlesex League MVP as well as an All-State and All-New England honoree. At the club level, she played with the FC Stars from 2017-2021 where she was a Second Team Northeast ECNL and ODP Region 1 Team member.

Personal: Native of Winchester, Mass., born Oct. 24, 2002 … One of three children to Jacqui and Rob Curtin … Has two siblings, Alix and Sam … Alix was a member of the track and field team at Holy Cross and Rob was a tennis player at Northeastern … Pursuing a Masters in Finance at Villanova … “During my visit to Villanova, I felt an overwhelming sense of good on campus and amongst the team. The combination of elite athletics, rigorous master's programs, and strong Augustinian values creates an environment where I believe I would thrive in during my fifth year.”