UMass Lowell Athletics

CAREER: Made 68 appearances with 32 starts … notched four points on one goal and two assists … tallied her first career goal against Bryant (9.1.16) as a senior … career-high two assists during her junior campaign … finished her career with a .333 shot on goal percentage.

AS A SENIOR (2016): Started in 11 matches, playing all 17 games in her final season … tallied her first career point with a goal against Bryant (9.1) … recorded two points on the year … posted one game winner, scoring the only goal in a 1-0 win against Bryant … played a season-high 84 minutes at Colorado College. 

AS A JUNIOR (2015): Appeared in all 18 games, including 16 starts … tallied two assists, posting two points on the season … had 11 of 23 shots on target, to record a .478 shot on goal percentage … first collegiate point as a River Hawk came with an assist against Wagner (9.13) … posted a season-high four shots against Delaware State (9.4) … played a season-high 81 minutes in a 3-1 win against Quinnipiac (9.28).

AS A SOHPOMORE (2014): Started in one game in 16 games played ... tallied over 400 minutes of playing time ... posted seven shots with four on net for a .571 shot on goal percentage.

AS A FRESHMAN (2013): Made four starts in 17 appearances ... placed one shot of five on goal for a .200 shot on goal percentage.

HIGH SCHOOL: Captain of both Varsity Soccer and Track & Field during senior year … awarded Team MVP in soccer … selected to All-Conference team … named a Middlesex county All-Star three years … graduated with Honors.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Sue Ragon (Danvers, Massachusetts) and Steve Ragon (Melrose, Massachusetts) ... youngest of four girls… hobbies include golfing, hiking, swimming, and hanging out with friend and family … lists the New England Patriots, Boston Bruins and the US Women’s Soccer as her favorite sports teams … names Mia Hamm and Sydney Leroux as her favorite athletes … majoring in Exercise Physiology … chose to attend UMass Lowell because of its excellent reputation for her major and when she met with the coaches and team she knew this is where she wanted to be … after her time at UMass Lowell she hoped to go on and earn her Doctorate in Physical Therapy.