Chestnut Hill College Athletics

PRE-CHC – A highly decorated player at Franklin High School, Wildgoose was a three-time All-Skyland Conference and All-Somerset County (NewJersey.com/Star Ledger) performer for the Warriors. She began collecting accolades as a sophomore (2012-2013), earning a pair of All-Rebounding Team selections from Central New Jersey’s Gannet News, a 2013 Courier News All-Area Girls Basketball Team Honorable Mention, en route to All-Skyland Conference Second Team and All-Somerset County Third Team honors. Her accolades continued as a junior (2013-2014), being named the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) North Jersey Section II Group IV Player to Watch before leading her team to a NJSIAA North Jersey Section II Group IV title
 
She garnered All-State Group IV Third Team (NewJersey.com/Star Ledger), All-Area Home News Second Team, and All-Area Courier News Second Team honors before being named to the All-Skyland Conference Second Team and All-Somerset County First Team. Averaging 10.3 points-per-game (PPG), 8.6 rebounds-per-game (RPG), 1.3 assists-per-game (APG), 1.4 blocks-per-game (BPG), and 1.6 steals-per-game (SPG), Wildgoose garnered All-Skyland Conference and All-Somerset County First Team recognition as a senior (2014-2015). As a co-captain for Franklin, she led the Warriors to a Skyland Conference Delaware Division Championship, second NJSIAA North Jersey Section II Group IV title, first Group IV State Championship, and to the semifinal round of the Tournament of Champions, justifying her selections to the All-Area First Team (Courier News) and the All-Group IV Second Team (NewJersey.com/Star Ledger). 

FRESHMAN (2015-2016) – Wildgoose opened her collegiate career with a bang, earning seven Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Rookie of the Week awards (11/23, 11/30, 12/7, 1/18, 2/1, 2/8, 2/15) and one Weekly Honor Roll mention (12/21) en route to being named the CACC Rookie of the Year and an All-CACC Third Team selection. She appeared in 27 contests, making 26 starts (27gp-26gs). Wildgoose played 759 minutes (28.1 minutes/game), shooting a team-high .485 (141-of-291) from the field, and .718 (79-of-110) from the free throw line. She ranked second on the team in points (361, 13.4 points/game) and rebounds (210, 7.8 rebounds/game), while also totaling 22 blocks, 20 assists, and 13 steals. Wildgoose earned both the Chestnut Hill College Athletics Fall 2015 and Spring 2016 Academic Honor Roll accolades.

SOPHOMORE (2016-2017) – Wildgoose (27gp-26gs) followed up her stellar rookie campaign with a solid sophomore season. In addition to earning academic recognition on 2016-2017 Division II (DII) Athletic Director Association (ADA) Academic Achievement Awards and the Chestnut Hill College Fall 2016 Athletics Academic Honor Roll, she led Chestnut Hill College in field goal percentage (.533, 137-of-257), rebounds (194, 7.2/game), and blocks (16). Wildgoose totaled 340 points to average 12.6 PPG.

JUNIOR (2017-2018) – Wildgoose has proved to be an integral talent for Chestnut Hill College in her junior year. Her maturation in the post garnered eight CACC Weekly Honor Roll appearances (11/27, 12/11, 12/18, 1/3, 1/22, 1/29, 2/12, 2/26) and the CACC Defensive Player of the Week award on December 4. She finished the season averaging 15.6 PPG and 8.3 RPG with 33 assists, 23 blocks, and 22 steals to rank among the CACC top-10 in eight statistical categories, including rebounds (9^th, 242), free throw percentage (8^th, .821), PPG (6^th), RPG (5^th), points (5^th, 452), field goals made (3^rd, 171), free throws made (3^rd, 110), and field goal percentage, for which she was the league leader with a .543 (171-of-315) success rate. Wildgoose's junior campaign set program all-time, single-season marks in offensive rebounds (101) and field goals made, while ranking among the top-10 in 10 other statistical categories. Her stellar performance continued in the classroom, gaining academic recognition for both the Fall 2017 and Spring 2018 Chestnut Hill College Athletics Academic Honor Rolls and earned a spot on the All-Academic Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference team; because of her efforts she was inducted into the Chestnut Hill College’s Chi Alpha Sigma Honor Society.