Fairfield University Athletics

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS (Entering 2025):
 
T-Third all-time in game-winning goals (11)
T-Fourth all-time in points (79)
Fifth all-time in goals (31)
T-Eighth all-time in assists (17)
 
 
2024: MAAC Golden Boot…All-MAAC First Team…MAAC Championship MVP…NEWISA All-New England First Team…ECAC Second Team…All-Region Second Team…Fairfield University Women’s Athlete of the Year…MAAC Offensive Player of the Week (10/7; 10/28)…MAAC All-Academic Team…Unanimous selection for the MAAC Golden Boot award which is given to the best offensive player in the conference…Led the MAAC and finished in the top-25 in the nation with 13 goals and 32 points…Her 13 goals were tied for the fourth-most in program history and her 32 points was the most by a Stag in 15 years…Notched seven game-winning tallies, the second-most in the country…Netted the game-winning goal in the MAAC Championship Game against Quinnipiac (11/10)…Scored a goal in three-straight matches while tallying 10 points during that stretch (10/23 – 10/30)…Notched two goals in back-to-back games against Fordham (10/1) and Rider (10/7)…Recorded a shot on goal in 14-straight matches to end the season.

2023: All-MAAC First Team…United Soccer Coaches All-Region Third Team…MAAC Offensive Player of the Week (9/18)…MAAC All-Tournament Team…MAAC All-Academic Team…Led the MAAC with 10 goals ranking 55th in the country…Placed second in the conference with 26 total points and 3.40 shots per game, both in the top-55 in Division I…Tied for the team lead with six assists, placing third in the MAAC…Scored five goals in the span of five games including a pair against Mount St. Mary’s (9/3 – 9/16)…Tallied 10 points in the final four matches of the season on four goals and two assists (10/21 – 11/5)…Accounted for all three goals with two goals and an assist in the MAAC Semifinal win against Mount St. Mary’s (11/2).

2022: MAAC Rookie of the Year…All-MAAC First Team…ECAC Rookie of the Year…ECAC All-Stars Second Team…College Sports News All-Freshman Third Team…MAAC Offensive Player of the Week (10/31)…MAAC Rookie of the Week (9/5; 10/10; 10/17; 10/31)…Fairfield University Women’s Rookie of the Year…Became the program’s seventh MAAC Rookie of the Year after leading all conference freshmen, and finishing in the top-three overall with eight goals and 21 points…Ranked eighth in the country among freshman with her 21 points and 10th with her eight scores…Started all 18 matches in her rookie season…Netted her first career goal by taking on three defenders against Bryant which made SportsCenter’s Top 10 plays (9/1)…Tallied at least a point in seven of the 11 matches played against conference opponents including a two goal game against Iona (10/26)…Scored a goal in back-to-back games twice…Finished seventh in the conference with 2.83 shots per game.

BEFORE FAIRFIELD: Theriault tallied 143 goals and 39 assists in her high school career, highlighted by an incredible 61 goals in just 24 games her senior year...Led Palmer High School to it’s first-ever Massachusetts State Championship appearance in 2021... Three-time All-State selection and four-time First Team All-Western Mass....All-New England Award in 2021...Robert C. Smith /Stan Bernatowics Western Mass Small School MVP Award...Also a letter winner for the Panther’s basketball team, scoring her 1000th career point in her senior year...Averaged 15.0 rebounds in three years in high school and a two-time First Team All-Western Mass. honoree...Also ran track and placed third in all three events in the Western Mass., tournament and named to Second Team All-Western Mass.

PERSONAL: Parents are Amanda and Kris...Father Kris is a 2001 inductee into the Fitchburg State Hall of Fame with his success at the javelin throw and as a football player. He was a four-time NCAA All-American in the javelin throw and won the National Championship his junior season...Mother Amanda is the all-time leading scorer in women's basketball at Westfield State, scoring 1,526 points and holding school records in: field goals (547) and free throw percentage (.766). She was inducted into the Westfield State Hall of Fame...Has a younger sister Charlotte...Major is business.