Fairfield University Athletics

2010: Furey improved her playing time from last year as she started all 19 games in the midfield for the Stags. She played a crucial role in the Stags transition as well as an anchor on defense. Furey finished the season with an assist in their 2-1 decision over Missouri State, while also finishing with eight shot attempts.

2009: After missing the 2008 season with an injury, Furey made her debut in 2009. She played in all 17 games with 15 starts, the most among Fairfield’s first-year players. She came off the bench in two of the first three games, but started the final 14 games. Furey was a key defender, spending time in the midfield and in the back. Her knack for getting to the ball before the opposition made her very successful in the midfield. Furey earned America-East All-Rookie honors following the season. She was also rewarded for her effort in the classroom with a berth to the NFHCA National Academic Squad. 

2008: Furey provided support from the midfield position during the year, but did not see time in any games due to injury: 

Before Fairfield: Furey enjoyed a great deal of success at Bishop Eustace Prep as well as in Futures competition. At Bishop Eustace Prep, Furey was a midfielder on the varsity team since the end of her first season. As a sophomore, she started every game and tallied nine assists. She was a team captain as a junior, tallied 10 goals with 18 assists, and captured the Central Jersey Group 1 title before falling in double overtime in the state final. Bishop Eustace Prep won three conference championships in her first three years with the team. Furey collected All-Conference (first team), All-Parochial (first team), and All-South Jersey (second team) honors. She played Futures for three seasons (2004-06) and advanced to the National Championship each year. She participated at the National Field Hockey Festival with Spirit USA.