Accolades:

All-Conference: 2nd Team (2012, 2013)
GNAC Player of the Week: 3/4/2013 

2014: Started 19 games as a senior midfielder… netted 14 goals with five assists for a total of 19 points…also contributed 37 ground balls and a team-high 56 draw controls…scored twice in a 7-6 loss at the hands of Whittier College on March 9th…tallied two goals and an assist with five ground balls in a 12-11 victory over Regis College on April 3rd…scored three goals with seven draw controls to help the Monks topple University of Saint Joseph, 17-9, on April 10th…added a goal and two assists in a 17-1 triumph over Anna Maria College five days later…potted a pair of goals in a 13-3 victory over Maine-Farmington on April 17th…closed out her collegiate career having scored 86 goals with 17 assists for 103 total points over 63 NCAA contests…also tallied 159 ground balls, 326 draw controls and 49 caused turnovers as a four-year starter…leaves the program ranked as the Monks’ all-time leader in draw controls and man-up goals (9)…also ranks second in games played, third in free-position goals (16) and free-position shots (37), fourth in ground balls, and fifth in goals and points.

2013: Played in all 18 games with 17 starts as a junior…scored 37 goals with seven assists for a total of 44 points…led the conference in draw controls with 113, a total that also counts as an SJC single-season record…also scooped up 48 ground balls with 24 caused turnovers on the season…kicked off the year with three goals and an assist to go with 14 draw controls and seven ground balls…added two goals, seven draw controls and three caused turnovers against Southern Maine on March 14th…scored twice with 11 ground balls and 11 draw controls in a 13-11 triumph over Mount Ida College on March 21st…scored five times with four draw controls and four caused turnovers in a thrilling 13-12 victory over Rivier University seven days later…notched a hat trick with six draw controls and three caused turnovers versus Simmons College on March 30th…produced two goals and two assists in an 18-5 triumph over Anna Maria College on April 13th…added four goals against University of Saint Joseph four days later…tallied six points with four goals and an assist against Norwich University on April 20th…selected as the GNAC Player of the Week on March 4th…collected Second Team All-GNAC accolades for the second-consecutive season…ranks as the Monks’ far and away all-time leader in draw controls (270)…heads into her senior season ranked second in team history in man-up goals (7), third in caused turnovers (46), fourth in free-position goals (15) and ground balls (133) and fifth in goals (72), points (84) and shots (176).

2012: Started in all 14 games as a sophomore midfielder…scored 29 goals and recorded three assists for 32 total points…posted 54 ground balls…added team-highs in draw controls (77) and caused turnovers (14)…netted two game winning goals and scored the team’s only man-down goal of the season…posted 65 shots and 51 shots on goal… averaged 2.07 goals per game and 2.29 points per game…garnered Second Team All-GNAC honors…notched 10 goals in the first two games of the season in wins over Husson and Anna Maria…registered the first five scores in six shots and added  eight draw controls against Husson and tallied the game-winner versus Anna Maria…contributed a goal, two assists, six ground balls and eight draw controls in an 18-16 win over Regis College on April 5th…netted three markers with six draw controls to help the Monks defeat Saint Joseph (CT) the following day…scored twice and tallied a season-high 10 draw controls in a loss to Rivier College on April 10th...scored four goals, including the winner, as well as man-up and man-down markers, against Thomas College on April 12th…tallied three markers with six draw controls and five ground balls versus Norwich University on April 19th…heads into her junior campaign tied with Lauren Hagerman ’10 as the program’s all-time draw controls (157) leader.

2011: Started all 12 games as a rookie midfielder…led all of NCAA Women’s Lacrosse – all levels – with 6.67 draw controls per contest…had 80 draw controls overall, a program single-season record…registered six goals, two assists, 31 ground balls and eight caused turnovers…netted a goal and an assist in her first college contest – a 20-8 win over Maine-Farmington on March 22nd…collected a season-best seven ground balls in a win over Husson on March 28th...also posted nine draw controls and three caused turnovers versus the Eagles…corralled a career-high 18 draw controls in a triumph over Rivier College on April 9th.

High School: Played three years varsity lacrosse for Cathedral Catholic High School...nominated twice for All Stars...also played basketball.  

Personal: Anneka J. Adame, born November 8, 1991 in Shady Grove, Maryland...daughter to Fatima Adame-Cortez and Eddie Cortez...majoring in Criminal Justice.