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2015: Played and started all 17 games...named to the SAC Commissioner's Honor Roll...went 9-6-1 with a goals against average of 1.62...twice named SAC Defensive Player of the Week (9/21 and 10/5)...set new school records with ther 28th career win and 17th career shutout in a 3-0 win over Southwestern Christian (9/29)...recorded four shutout against Dallas Christian (9/4), St. Thomal-Houston (9/18), SCU, and St. Gregory's (10/16)...recorded a season-high 14 saves at Science & Arts (10/20) and had 11 saves two games later against John Brown (10/29)...finished the season with 88 saves against 252 shots.

2014: Played every minute in goal for the Lady Rams as a sophomore...named 1st-team All-Conference, Academic All-SAC, and SAC Commissioner's Honor Roll...went 11-5-1 with a GAA of 1.03 and 60 saves against 78 shots on goal...recorded seven shutouts...recorded fourt shutouts in a five-game stretch including a 1-0 SAC Tournament win over Oklahoma City (10/21-11/7)...named SAC Defensive Player of the Week following a shutout of Southwestern Christian (10/11) and shutouts of Wayland Baptist (10/21) and John Brown (10/25)...recorded a season-high 7 saves against Texas A&M-Texarkana (9/5) and USAO (10/17).

2013: A 1st-team All-SAC selection as a freshman...her 0.87 goals against average and 16 goals allowed were the second best in school history...recorded seven shutouts...named SAC Defensive Player of the Week in back-to-back weeks after making a season-high 10 saves in a 2-0 win over Lubbock Christian (9/21/13) and recording four saves in a 1-1 double overtime draw against rival Northwood (9/27/13)...did not allow a goal in her first three collegiate games (325:11).

High School: A two-time first team All-District selection at Arlington High School in Arlington, Texas…helped lead the Colts deep into the State playoffs.

Personal: Born Breanna “Nikki” Lockwood on May 23, 1995, in Arlington, TX…daughter of Rusty and Melissa Lockwood…has one sibling, Taylor…is majoring in criminal justice.