Gosier’s hustle never went unnoticed. The sophomore was flying all over the field, riding hard, chasing down loose balls, and making the extra effort plays that help teams stay in games. She finished with two goals and two assists while contributing in multiple areas throughout the championship.

Her vision with the ball stood out, especially when finding teammates in good scoring positions. Gosier also showed her value in transition, using her speed and control to push the ball upfield and create opportunities. With 33 goals, 17 assists, 28 ground balls, and 25 draw controls in her career, she has already developed into a well-rounded player who contributes wherever her team needs her.