Saint Francis University Athletics

2021 (Sophomore)
All-CWPA second team honoree … Scored a team-high 52 goals and added 11 assists … Total of 63 points was second on the team … Recorded team-bests in drawn exclusions (42), steals (38), blocks (15), and multi-goal games (16) … Opened the year with two goals, one assist, and seven steals in a win over Salem (2/6) … Collected five drawn exclusions later in the day at 13 Indiana … Filled up the stat sheet with three goals, four drawn exclusions, and two blocks in a win against Salem (2/7) … Scored three times and tallied two drawn exclusions against No. 13 Indiana to close out the weekend in Bloomington … Recorded two goals and three drawn exclusions vs. Salem (2/20) … Tallied a pair of goals along with two steals, two blocks, and a drawn exclusion against Salem the following day … Collected three steals in a win over Mount St. Mary’s (3/6) … Scored three goals and recorded five drawn exclusions at Villanova (3/6) … Posted two goals and three drawn exclusions against No. 25 Salem (3/7) … Scored a season-high six goals in a win over VMI (3/7) … Tallied two goals and three drawn exclusions against No. 6 Michigan (3/21) … Scored three times and added two steals later in the day to help SFU to a home win over Mount St. Mary’s … Recorded four goals and six steals in a win over Mercyhurst (4/3) … Added three goals, two steals, and two blocks in the following game in Erie to beat Gannon … Found the back of the net three times against No. 20 Bucknell (4/17) … Racked up five goals, three assists, and three steals in a win at Mount St. Mary’s (4/17) … Recorded three goals and three drawn exclusions in the CWPA Semifinals against No. 20 Bucknell (4/24) … Dished out four assists and corralled six steals in the CWPA Third-Place Game victory over Mount St. Mary’s (4/24).

2020 (Freshman)
Led Saint Francis in goals (40), steals (27), ejections drawn (65) and penalties drawn (17), and finished second in assists (3) in her first season ... Scored at least one goal in 18 of 19 games, and at least three goals in seven contests ... Tallied a season-high five goals in a win over Siena (2/1) ... Netted four goals in a win over LIU (2/2) ... Had three goals and a steal vs. Indiana (2/15) ... Had three goals and two steals in an overtime victory over Villanova (2/15) ... Had two goals and a career-best five steals vs. Santa Clara (3/1) ... Three goals, a steal and an assist vs. Pomona Pitzer (3/6) ... Tegistered three goals and four assists in a season-closing win over La Verne (3/8)

Before SFU
Halbauer is a center from Edmonton, Canada with an impressive resume. She was a member of the 18U Canadian National Team at the Women's Youth World Championships in Serbia and the 17U Canadian National Team which won a bronze medal at the Youth Pan American Championships in Peru. Additionally, she was a member of Alberta Provincial Team Member from 2014-2017. 

Halbauer earned an array of individual honors: 2018 Western All-Star Team Selection, 2018 Western 19U Regular Season Second Top Scorer, the 2017 and 2018 Edmonton Tsunami Female Athlete of the Year, 2018 bronze medalist at 19U Canadian Nationals and the 2017 Western 16U Top Scorer National Championship League (66 goals in 19 games).