2017 Lacrosse Roster
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Jersey Number 32
Zoe Ochoa
- Class:
- Senior
- Position:
- Goalkeeper
- Height:
- 5-8
- Hometown:
- Longmeadow, Mass.
- High School:
- Longmeadow
Bio
OCHOA’S CAREER HIGHS
Saves: 13, vs. at Louisville (2/27/16)
Save Percentage: .778, vs. Monmouth (3/15/17)
Shots Faced: 34, at North Carolina (3/25/17)
Groundballs: 6, vs. Navy (3/5/16)
Caused Turnovers: 2, at Massachusetts (2/4/17)
NOTES: Has 344 career saves and is fourth on the all-time list.
AS A SENIOR (2017): Recorded six saves in the win at Holy Cross (Feb. 4), passing Emily Mata ‘14 on the all-time saves list ... caused a career-high two turnovers and made five saves at Massachusetts (Feb. 8) ... registered four saves and three ground balls against Virginia Tech (Feb. 18) ... stopped six shots at UConn (Feb. 22) ... recorded two saves against Harvard (Feb. 25) and moved to fifth on the all-time saves list ... picked up her 30th career win, making five saves at Navy (March 4) ... stopped a season-high seven shots and allowed a season-low two goals in her half of play to record a career-high .778 save percentage in the game against Monmouth (March 15) ... saw a career-high 34 shots at No. 2 North Carolina (March 25) and finished the game with seven saves and five ground balls ... picked up her fifth win of the season against Yale (March 29) ... recorded a season-high 11 saves and stopped eight shots in the first half against Notre Dame (April 27) in the first round of the ACC Championship. She also picked up five ground balls ... earned the Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.
AS A JUNIOR (2016): Finished the season with a final record of 10-9 after starting every game for the Eagles in 2016 … Started the season opener at BU (2/12), allowing eight goals in the first 54:43 while making eight saves to earn her first win of the season ... Recorded four saves and allowed five goals in first 53:12 of Holy Cross game (2/17) to earn the win ... Registered a career high 13 saves and .650 save percentage with two ground balls in OT loss to Louisville (2/27) ... became the ninth player in BC history to amass 200 career saves at Virginia (4/2) ... moved into eighth place in program’s all-time saves while earning win No. 8 vs. Dartmouth (4/12) ... picked up her ninth win of the season while making two saves against Virginia Tech (4/16) ... made 10 saves on 27 shots faced, the second most this season, at Harvard (4/20) ... earned the Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2015): Started all 19 games in net for the Eagles in 2015, going 15-4 ... Recorded 119 saves ... held a 9.71 goals against average ... picked up 28 ground balls ... Accumulated a .375 save percentage on 439 shots faced ... did not allow any goals in the 30 minutes she played in BC’s 24-4 win at UMass Lowell (Feb. 18) ... registered seven saves at Vermont (Feb 21) ... tallied a season high .583 save percentage in win over UConn (March 14) ... her 11 saves vs. Colorado (March 25) were a season high
AS A FRESHMAN (2014): Appeared in eight games, started the final four games ... earned her first career victory on May 3 with seven saves in a 20-11 win over BU ... it was her first career start ... had nine saves in the first round NCAA win over Bryant for her second career victory ... had four saves vs. Loyola in the semifinal of the NCAA Tournament ... had a career-high 10 saves in the loss to North Carolina in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament ...played a total of 295:36 minutes and went 3-1 in the net.
BEFORE BC: Two-Time First-Team All Scholastic Western Massachusetts...Second Team ESPN All-State...team captain her senior year...transitioned from field player to goalie sophomore year...four year honor roll student... also the captain of her high school basketball team.
PERSONAL: Zoe Ochoa...the daughter of Margaret Ochoa; has two brothers, Myles and Troy ...enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences.
Saves: 13, vs. at Louisville (2/27/16)
Save Percentage: .778, vs. Monmouth (3/15/17)
Shots Faced: 34, at North Carolina (3/25/17)
Groundballs: 6, vs. Navy (3/5/16)
Caused Turnovers: 2, at Massachusetts (2/4/17)
NOTES: Has 344 career saves and is fourth on the all-time list.
AS A SENIOR (2017): Recorded six saves in the win at Holy Cross (Feb. 4), passing Emily Mata ‘14 on the all-time saves list ... caused a career-high two turnovers and made five saves at Massachusetts (Feb. 8) ... registered four saves and three ground balls against Virginia Tech (Feb. 18) ... stopped six shots at UConn (Feb. 22) ... recorded two saves against Harvard (Feb. 25) and moved to fifth on the all-time saves list ... picked up her 30th career win, making five saves at Navy (March 4) ... stopped a season-high seven shots and allowed a season-low two goals in her half of play to record a career-high .778 save percentage in the game against Monmouth (March 15) ... saw a career-high 34 shots at No. 2 North Carolina (March 25) and finished the game with seven saves and five ground balls ... picked up her fifth win of the season against Yale (March 29) ... recorded a season-high 11 saves and stopped eight shots in the first half against Notre Dame (April 27) in the first round of the ACC Championship. She also picked up five ground balls ... earned the Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.
AS A JUNIOR (2016): Finished the season with a final record of 10-9 after starting every game for the Eagles in 2016 … Started the season opener at BU (2/12), allowing eight goals in the first 54:43 while making eight saves to earn her first win of the season ... Recorded four saves and allowed five goals in first 53:12 of Holy Cross game (2/17) to earn the win ... Registered a career high 13 saves and .650 save percentage with two ground balls in OT loss to Louisville (2/27) ... became the ninth player in BC history to amass 200 career saves at Virginia (4/2) ... moved into eighth place in program’s all-time saves while earning win No. 8 vs. Dartmouth (4/12) ... picked up her ninth win of the season while making two saves against Virginia Tech (4/16) ... made 10 saves on 27 shots faced, the second most this season, at Harvard (4/20) ... earned the Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2015): Started all 19 games in net for the Eagles in 2015, going 15-4 ... Recorded 119 saves ... held a 9.71 goals against average ... picked up 28 ground balls ... Accumulated a .375 save percentage on 439 shots faced ... did not allow any goals in the 30 minutes she played in BC’s 24-4 win at UMass Lowell (Feb. 18) ... registered seven saves at Vermont (Feb 21) ... tallied a season high .583 save percentage in win over UConn (March 14) ... her 11 saves vs. Colorado (March 25) were a season high
AS A FRESHMAN (2014): Appeared in eight games, started the final four games ... earned her first career victory on May 3 with seven saves in a 20-11 win over BU ... it was her first career start ... had nine saves in the first round NCAA win over Bryant for her second career victory ... had four saves vs. Loyola in the semifinal of the NCAA Tournament ... had a career-high 10 saves in the loss to North Carolina in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament ...played a total of 295:36 minutes and went 3-1 in the net.
BEFORE BC: Two-Time First-Team All Scholastic Western Massachusetts...Second Team ESPN All-State...team captain her senior year...transitioned from field player to goalie sophomore year...four year honor roll student... also the captain of her high school basketball team.
PERSONAL: Zoe Ochoa...the daughter of Margaret Ochoa; has two brothers, Myles and Troy ...enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences.
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