Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Athletics

• 2020-21 Division 2 Athletics Director Association Academic Achievement Award
• 2020 Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll
• 2019 Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll
• 2018 Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll
• 2017 Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll
 
2020: Embry-Riddle’s nominee for NCAA Woman of the Year…named to the Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll...received the D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award.
 
2019 (Junior): Named to the Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…also named to the SSC All-Tournament roster…ERAU Eagles of Excellence scholarship recipient…started all 20 games between the pipes for ERAU totaling 1,837 minutes…tied for the SSC lead in shutouts with seven…finished in the league’s top fourth in goals against average (2^nd, 0.94), total saves (4^th, 81) and save percentage (4^th, .810)…pulled in a career-high 10 saves against Barry (Oct. 5)…hauled in seven saves against Lee (Nov. 24) to lead the Eagles to the 2019 NCAA II South Regional final.
 
2018 (Sophomore): Named to the Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…awarded an Embry-Riddle Eagles of Excellence scholarship…played in 12 games in the Eagle nets with 10 starts…had a 1.50 goals against average, surrendering 16 goals in 960 minutes of action…posted a 5-4 win-loss record…recorded a double overtime shutout in the Eagles’ SSC tournament win against Tampa (Oct. 29).
 
2017 (Freshman): Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…worked her way into the starting goalkeeper role midway through the season…started in seven of her nine appearances…owned a 3-2-3 overall record…led the Sunshine State Conference in goals against average (.471) and saves (31)…allowed just four goals in 769 minutes of action…notched shutouts against Barry (Sept. 30), Florida Tech (Oct. 7), Tampa (Oct. 11) and Florida Southern (Oct. 14)…grabbed a season-high six saves in each game against Florida Tech and Rollins (Oct. 21.
 
Prep: 2016 graduate of Gilford High School…earned first team All-State honors in her senior year…three-time team MVP…one of four goalkeepers selected to represent New Hampshire against Vermont in the Twin State Lions Cup.
 
Personal: Born in Concord, New Hampshire…daughter of Jon and Norma Ruchti…majoring in Aerospace Engineering…walked on to the women’s soccer team in 2017...also competed for ERAU Women’s Rowing.