Robert Morris University Athletics

2012

• Started all 18 games
• Led the Colonials in points (21), points per game (1.17), assists (9), shots (61), shots per game (3.39), and shots on goal (43), while also finishing second in goals (6)
• Scored two goals in a Sept. 2 win vs. Saint Louis, including the game-winner
• Registered multiple assists in three games – Oct. 7 vs. Rider (3), Aug. 26 vs. Radford (2), and Sept. 9 at Liberty (2)
• Tied her own single-season school record in points, set in 2011
• All-NEC Second Team

2011

• Played in 18 games, starting 17 of them
• Earned her first start in her first game Aug. 27 vs. Albany
• Recorded the first point of her career (an assist) Aug. 30 vs. Villanova
• Registered her first career goal Sept. 3 vs. Saint Louis – this game also saw her first career multi-goal, multi-assist, and multi-point effort (two goals, two assists, six points)
• Tallied the first game-winning goal of her career Oct. 16 vs. Siena
• Led the team in goals (8), shots (72), shots on goal (43), while also finishing tied for first in points (21), and third in assists (5)
• Established single-season school records in points, points per game (1.17), goals, goals per game (0.44), shots attempted, shots per game (4.00), shots on goal, and shots on goal per game (2.39)
• Earned the Player’s Player Award as voted on by her teammates
• All-NEC Second Team

Prior to Robert Morris

• Grew up playing in Tamworth, New South Wales and represented by the city at the City, Regional (North West), and State level
• She also saw action with the service women’s hockey club
• She captained her school team, Oxley High, to the State Championships in 2006
• Hartley was selected in the New South Wales Country Open Women’s team in 2007-10
• In 2010, she was awarded the “players-player” honor
• She was selected to play for the Australian Country Women’s Open’s team that toured Singapore and Malaysia
• In 2009, Hartley earned a spot on the Australian Country Women’s U21 Team, winning silver at the Oceania Pacific Cup Games that year, and gold in 2010