After committing to Kenyon over Division I opportunities, O’Neil (‘23) posted 80 points, including 60 goals and 20 assists, in her senior campaign while earning her second straight IWLCA All-America honor. She went on to earn a master’s from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and is now a policy analyst at MACPAC, advising Congress on Medicaid and CHIP.
“My older brother played baseball and football at Bowdoin College, and I was always attracted to the Division III model. It wasn’t until the later days of my recruiting process that I really got serious Division I looks. So I’ve always been a D3 student-athlete from the get-go.”
