Fairfield University Athletics

2010: Sposito worked her way into the starting goal keeper position after seeing action in just two games last season. She played in 17 starting 16 games for the Stags while allowing just 37 games in over 1100 minutes of play. Sposito earned a 2.32 goals against average after making 110 saves for a .748 save percentage. Sposito had two double digit saves games with her season high coming against America East foe Boston University where she had 12, and then the Stags’ 4-1 victory over St. Joe’s where she stopped 10 shots. Sposito will enter her junior campaign as the most experienced goal keeper for the Stags.

2009: Sposito appeared in two games as a rookie goalkeeper, starting and playing the first half against Yale University and more than 53 minutes in the University of New Hampshire game. She made seven saves in her two appearances, securing two against Yale and five versus New Hampshire. The goalkeeper finished the campaign with a .500 save percentage and a 5.53 goals against average. 

Before Fairfield: Sposito hopes to make a run at the vacant goalkeeping position this year. She has a great deal of experience which could help her in her quest to land the starting position. She attended Ridgefield High School where she played field hockey, ice hockey, and softball. In 2008, Sposito made 147 saves and posted nine shutouts in 15 games. The goalkeeper allowed 0.84 goals per game as a senior. In her freshman campaign, Sposito earned All-FCIAC (Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Association) honorable mention accolades in softball. As a junior, she was recognized in all three sports with All-FCIAC honors in field hockey (honorable mention), ice hockey (honorable mention), and softball (second team). She capped her senior season with All-FCIAC honors in field hockey (first team), ice hockey (first team), and softball (second team). Sposito was All-State in field hockey as well. She lists history as her major.