Longwood University Athletics

2020-21: Appeared in nine games with three starts…scored one goal on four shots…that lone goal was the game-winner in a 1-0 Big South victory against Presbyterian…played 435 minutes, an average of 48 per game…named recipient of the inaugural Dr. Ray A. Gaskins Award for Academic Excellence in Athletics…received the Big South Commissioner’s Award for maintaining a perfect 4.0 grade point average for the 2020-21 academic year.

2019: Asserted herself as a key component in the attack, starting all 17 games and playing 1,199 minutes…one of only three players to start all 17 games, joining junior midfielders Madison Hommey and Madison Lockamy…dished a pair of assists, both in a 2-0 win against Howard (Sept. 2)…played at least 60 minutes 13 times, including a 100-minute outing in a 0-0 draw against High Point…played as a facilitator for the bulk of the season, attempting just 19 shots…attempted multiple shots just three times all season…put eight of her 19 shots on goal.

2018: Selected to Big South’s All-Freshmen Team…the lone Longwood freshman to appear in all 18 games…drew her first career start against Towson (8/26)…scored two goals and added an assist…first career goal came in the Lancers’ 5-1 victory over Big South Newcomer Hampton (10/3)…second goal came against Big South opponent Winthrop as part of a 2-1 victory (10/20)…contributing an assist in the 2-2 draw against Charleston Southern (9/22)…played at least 24 minutes in every game, including five games of at least 50 minutes...named a Longwood Scholar-Athlete…named to the Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

High School: A four-year starter at Clarke County High School where she amassed 98 career goals and 47 career assists...put together a pair of 30-goal seasons, including her senior year when she scored 40 and dished five assists...named Virginia State Player of the Year as a senior...also captained Clarke as a senior...also racked up 32 goals and 25 assists as a sophomore...competed with FC Virginia and helped the club win the ECNL Mid-Atlantic Conference Championship...participated in the Olympic Development Program at the district and state levels...time with ODP included a Region 1 title and a trip to the ODP Nationals in Phoenix, Ariz., where she helped Virginia's team earn a third-place finish...president of her high school class for 2015-16 school year...a four-time Academic Excellence Award recipient...member of the Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA)...volunteered as a youth soccer coach and at Blue Ridge Hospice.

Personal: Daughter of Lance and Kristelle Toone...has three siblings, Justin, Summer and Madison...after college, aims to become a speech language pathologist.