Kutztown University Athletics

Career Honors
Dean's List Honors (Spring 2014)
2014 Team Captain
2013-14 SAAC Member
4x PSAC Scholar-Athlete
2011 Coaches Award
2x D2ADA Academic Achievement Award

2014 (Game-by-Game): Named a PSAC Scholar-Athlete (7/3)...In her final season wearing the Maroon and Gold, Beodeker finished off her career with six goals and two assists. She finished fourth on the team with eight draw controls and had 15 ground balls. Recorded a goal and three draw controls against Mercyhurst (4/18)...Scored a goal in a win over Millersville (4/9)...Had a goal and two assists against Shippensburg (4/1)...Scored two goals against Edinboro (3/28)...Recorded a goal and four ground balls in a win over Young Harris (3/18).

2013 (Game-by-Game): Beodeker started in all 17 games in her junior season. She scored six goals and tallied five assists, good for third on the team. She had 18 groundballs and a career-high 14 draw controls with seven caused turnovers. Named a PSAC Scholar-Athlete (6/26)...Had an assist against Slippery Rock (4/27)...Recorded a goal in a win over Chestnut Hill (4/25)...Scored a goal against West Chester (4/23)...Recorded an assist against Millersville (4/9)...Scored a goal against Mercyhurst (4/5)...Recorded a goal, two assists, two ground balls and three caused turnovers in a win over East Stroudsburg (3/26)...Scored a goal against Shepherd (3/23)...Recorded an assist in a win over Erskine (3/20).

2012 (Game-by-Game): Beodeker saw 12 starts in her 16 games played during her sophomore season. She scored eight goals and recorded six assists for 14 points to rank seventh on the team. She had 21 ground balls and nine draw controls, and was responsible for five turnovers. 

2011 (Game-by-Game): Beodeker finished with six goals and three assists for a total of nine points. She scored the game-winning goal against Mercy College. That game started a three-match stretch in which Beodeker scored. She also had a goal in consecutive games late in the season against Chestnut Hill and Indiana (PA). She also finished with 16 ground ball pickups and eight caused turnovers. Beodeker was named the KU Women’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Award winner during the All-Sport Banquet.