Accolades:
All-Reynolds Division: First Team (2022)
USCSA Academic All-American: Second Team (2022)

2021: Podiumed in all seven of the Monks' races as a freshman with four top finishes, a pair of runner-up efforts, and one third-place performances…paced the entire Reynolds Division – both men and women – with 620 points…enjoyed a fine start to her collegiate career with a 1:04.09 (32.02 - 32.07) combined time in the first event and the fastest overall women's time in the second slalom with a 1:00.18 (29.71 - 30.47) effort in the Slalom Fest at Gunstock Mountain Resort on January 9th…placed 10th (1:22.89, 40.73 - 42.16) in the first race and 19th (1:25.57 – 42.13, 43.44) on the second course at Shawnee Peak on January 30th…was 24th (1:59.05, 56.86 - 1:02.19) at Sugarloaf Mountain on February 7th…eclipsed the women's field with a 1:57.29 (58.13 - 59.16) performance to earn her first collegiate victory at Sugarloaf on February 14th…led the Monks with a 1:30.50 (44.86 – 45.64) composite time and finished 27th overall in a slalom race at Titcomb Mountain on February 18th…finished second in the opener with a 1:27.64 (43.57 – 44.07) time and placed third with a 1:29.91 (44.80 – 45.11) effort in the second race at Titcomb Mountain on February 21st…finished second (1:20.84, 40.09 – 40.75) in the first race and won the second event with a 1:11.14 (35.89 – 35.25) composite time in a United States Collegiate Ski & Snowboard Association (USCSA) Reynolds Division event at Sunday River on February 28th…won both events with a 1:13.90 (36.94 – 36.96) combined time in the first giant slalom race and a 1:28.02 (43.47 – 44.55) effort in the second at Shawnee Peak on March 7th.

Why Saint Joseph's? I loved how welcome I felt the minute I stepped on campus. I love the lake. SJC is perfect for my major. I am also able to continue my passions for both ski racing and lacrosse. Overall, the school felt like home.

High School: Participated in alpine skiing, lacrosse, and volleyball at Windham High School…Garnered team MVP honors for alpine skiing and volleyball and claimed All-State and Unsung Hero awards in lacrosse…Competed in the NH State Championship all four years…Helped lead her lacrosse team to the Final Four her freshman, sophomore, and junior seasons…Member of the National Honor Society and NH Scholar with STEM emphasis…Competed in club for Francona Ski Club and NH Tomahawks Lacrosse…Also plans on playing lacrosse at Saint Joseph's.

Community Service: Volunteered for the Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership Conference.

Personal: Erica Jean Irvin, daughter of Bill and Lynne Irvin…Has one sister, Kristin Irvin.