Jamie Hartley (Tamworth, Australia / University of Newcastle) comes to Robert Morris from Tamworth, Australia and the University of Newcastle to join the Colonials field hockey squad. She recently sat down with RMUColonials.com to answer a few questions.
I Coming To Robert Morris Because "I wanted the opportunity to be able to study and play sport at the same time."
The Best thing about Field Hockey is "the teamwork, how players can work complicated plays and work so hard, but the end result appears so simple!"
What Is One Thing You Want To Happen Before You Leave Robert Morris? "Make fantastic friends, truly experience the college life."
What Are Some of Your Personal Goals For Next Season? "To work on my strike rate, also my distribution, and have more patience on defense."
What Most Excites You About Playing At Robert Morris? "The opportunity to study while having such a large focus, and support, for both my education and my chosen sport."
Two Words To Describe Yourself On The Field: "Loud, supportive"
Two Words To Describe Yourself Off The Field: "Loud, easy going"
If Someone Was To Visit Your Bedroom, What Would They Find On Your Walls? "Photos of amazing adventures I've had with friends."
What Channel Is Your TV On The Most? "I don't watch much TV. Mostly, I watch TV boxsets on DVD or movies."
Talent I'd Like To Have: "Singing! but I do try..."
One Thing People Don't Know About Me: "I'm actually a pretty good listener."
Most Famous Person I've Ever Met: "I don't think I've met anyone famous"
My Dream Job Would Be: "Working as a dietitian with athletes, helping them with nutrition to improve their performance."
I Refuse To Eat: "Licorice"
If I Could Trade Places With Someone For A Day, It Would Be: "A high profile celebrity, live in a mansion, and get pampered!"
One Thing I Would Need Most On A Deserted Island: "Shampoo!"
This Item Must Go On Road Trips With Me: "Music"
Best Song Of All Time Is: "Billie Jean, best psych up music ever."
If You Have Dinner With Three People Who Would They Be?: "Three of my closest friends, whom I never get to see all together."
My Advice To Youngsters Would Be: "If you want something, only you can make it happen, and you have to work for it! But don't lose sight of the most important things in life - friends, family, and pausing to sit back and just enjoy the present."
