As a Senior (2009): Served as tri-captain for second consecutive season ... Made starts in all 19 games ... Was a second team all-Patriot League honoree ... Tallied 38 points on 32 goals and six assists ... Also had 30 ground balls, 11 draw controls, and 12 caused turnovers ... Completed her season with a goal in her final game at second ranked Maryland (5/10) ... Finished career 10th all-time in career points (142) and tied for eighth in career goals (116) at Colgate ... Scored her 100th career goal at Oregon (3/21) ... Tallied goals in 17 of 19 games and at least one point in all 20 games ... Had four goals in two games at the Patriot League Tournament (4/24-4/26) ... Netted season-high four goals in a victory at LaSalle (2/21) and had three-goal outputs at Saint Mary’s (3/18), Lafayette (4/4), Bucknell (4/11) and against the Bison once again in the semifinals of the Patriot League Tournament (4/24) ... Posted a season-high five-point afternoon with four goals and an assist at LaSalle and recorded four points on three goals and an assist at Saint Mary’s ... Had a season-high seven ground balls in an overtime victory over Albany (3/10) and posted four in the semifinal versus Bucknell (4/24) as her top two efforts of the year ... Had four draw controls at Holy Cross (3/14) and three caused turn overs versus Bucknell (4/24).
As a Junior (2008): Served as a team tri-captain ... Played in all 21 games with 17 starts ... Tied for third on the team with 45 points, including 33 goals and 12 assists ... Had 12 groundballs, nine draw controls, and six caused turnovers on the season ... Posted 82 shots, including 60 shots on goal, for the year ... Recorded three or more points in 10 games ... Registered seven points, including five goals, during the Patriot League Tournament ... Had four points on two goals and two assists at Lafayette (3/28).
As a Sophomore (2007): Named to the all-Patriot League second team ... Selected to the Patriot League all-tournament team ... Started 16 of the 17 games in which she played ... Led Colgate with 42 points and 37 goals ... Recorded a team-high 96 shots, including 72 shots on goal, for the season ... Posted 11 multiple-point gagmes ... Recorded a career-high seven points, including five goals, at American (3/24) ... Registered four goals versus Vermont on Mar. 15, at Lehigh (4/6), and in the Patriot League semifinal game at Holy Cross (4/27) ... Posted four points, including three goals, at Oregon (3/17) and against Albany (4/3) ... Recorded at least one point in nine straight games from Mar. 15 to Apr. 14 ... Scored on eight of her 17 free-position attempts on the year ... Picked up 19 groundballs, controlled 11 draws, and caused eight turnovers on the season.
As a Freshman (2006): One of three freshmen to appear in all 19 games … Finished the season tied for sixth on the team with 14 goals … Ranked seventh on the squad with 17 points … Scored five of her goals on free-position opportunities … Scooped up 16 groundballs and controlled 13 draws on the season … Scored her first collegiate goal against LaSalle (2/25) … Recorded a season-high two goals against Yale (3/14), Oregon (3/30), and Lehigh (4/8) … Posted two-point games against Yale (3/14), George Washington (3/16), Oregon (3/30), and Lehigh (4/8).
High School: A three-year letterwinner at West Genesee High School … Recorded 36 goals, four assists and 25 groundballs as a senior … Posted 50 points in career, including 44 goals, and had 76 groundballs … A three-time all-Central New York first team selection … Named all-league in 2004 and 2005 … Earned All-America status in 2005 … Named to the national all-academic team in 2004 and 2005 … Selected as team’s best defensive player in 2004 and team MVP in 2005 … Helped team to 2003 state championship … Also lettered in basketball, soccer and track … Captained the basketball and lacrosse teams as a senior … A member of the National Honor Society.
Personal: Ashley M. Didio was born on September 24, 1986 in Syracuse, New York … Daughter of Kevin and Mimi Didio … Has one brother and one sister … Majoring in English.
