Hofstra University Athletics

#11 Kimberly Hillier

Senior, 5-4, Attack

Farmingdale, NY/Farmingdale

A complete player who impacts each game with her skill and heart...2006: Second team IWLCA All-American...First team IWLCA Mid-Atlantic Region All-American...First team All-Colonial Athletic Association selection...Started all 18 games...Led team in scoring with 48 goals and 25 assists for a school-record tying73 points...Ranked first on the team in assists and second in goals...Had 36 ground balls, 49 draw controls and 17 caused turnovers...Led team in draw controls and was third in ground balls and caused turnovers...Scored at least one point in all 18 games...Had 14 multi-goal games...Ranked fourth in the CAA in scoring (4.06 ppg), seventh in goals (2.67 gpg), second in assists (1.39 apg) and third in draw controls (2.72 dcpg)...Scored five goals versus Massachusetts...Had four goals and four assists versus Old Dominion...Tallied four goals and three assists at Towson...Scored four goals and added an assist versus Boston University...Had two goals and two assists against Northwestern...Had four ground balls and four draw controls at Drexel...Scooped up six ground balls and had three caused turnovers in CAA title game against James Madison...Took a team-high 118 shots...Recorded 19 goals and 12 assists for 31 points in conference action...2005: Second team IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-North Region pick...All-Colonial Athletic Association first team selection...Played in and started 17 games...Ranked second on the team in scoring with 43 points on 29 goals and a team-high 14 assists...Ranked 10^th in the CAA in points per game (2.53)...Scored four goals versus Stony Brook and against Delaware in CAA Semifinals...Tallied three goals versus Denver and William & Mary...Had two goals at Rutgers and Delaware, and at home versus Cornell...Scored at least one point in all 17 games...Picked up 38 ground balls on the year...Had seven ground balls versus Denver and six against Loyola and George Mason...Notched 22 draw controls and eight caused turnovers...Took 72 shots...Had nine goals and seven assists in CAA action...2004: Second team Northeast Region All-American...Colonial Athletic Association Rookie of the Year...First team All-Colonial Athletic Association selection...Started 14 of 16 games...Led team in scoring with 27 goals and a team-high 20 assists for 47 points...Ranked eighth in the CAA in scoring and third in assists...Scored four goals and added two assists versus Vanderbilt...Had three goals and an assist at Stanford...Recorded three goals and two assists against Delaware...Scored three times at Drexel...Had a goal and three assists at Boston College...Posted a goal and four assists at Saint Mary's...Scored five free position goals...Took 77 shots...Scooped up 34 ground balls...Notched 21 draw controls...Had 13 goals and eight assists in CAA games...High School: Played four years of lacrosse, soccer and basketball at Farmingdale High School in Farmingdale, New York...Two-time All-America selection...Named to All-Nassau County team three times...One-time honorable mention all-county pick...Helped Farmingdale to New York state finals, a Long Island championship and a Nassau County title in 2002...Team also won county title in 2001 and were county semifinalists in 2000...Scholar-Athlete Award recipient...Personal: Has two sisters and one brother...Nickname is Gibby...Also recruited by Syracuse, Delaware and Virginia...Is interested in a possible career as a sports psychologist...Psychology major.

Year           GP          S             G             A             P             GB          CT           DC

2004           16            77            27            20            47            34            5             21

2005           17            72            29            14            43            38            8             22

2006           18            118          48            25            73            36            17            49

Career         51            267          104          59            163          108          30            92