Earlham College

Originally from Muncy, Pennsylvania, Kiley is planning to study business with a minor in art’s management. Growing up she was drawn to soccer because of the competition and being part of a team that feels like a family. She has been nicknamed “Pickpocket” by her coach in the past for her strong sense of stealing the ball, “I just love to steal the ball”. She values putting the team first in all aspects of the game. “I am proud of how I've grown as a person, through being a leader and role model to others. I didn’t realize how much people looked up to me and I was really shy at the start so being able to open up and become more confident in myself to connect to more people is something that I am very proud of.” Kiley strongly values kindness, respect, and honesty, “I want people to know that I am a very open and friendly person and someone they can talk to.” 

As a player Kiley is a physical and patient defender that prides herself on a well timed tackle as well as being a good teammate. Her first year with the quakers saw her become a mainstay of the back line playing the most minutes of all first years on the team. Her contributions were essential to the Quakers conceding less goals than the season before.