Merrimack College Athletics

2022

• Started all 16 games
• Finished the season with 46 goals and one assist
• Collected 21 groundballs and earned seven caused turnovers and 45 draw controls
• Named as Merrimack’s Female Athlete of the Year
• Named to NEC First Team All-Conference as a Midfielder
• Captain

2021

• Started all 14 games

• 44 goals, 4 assists, 20 ground balls, 9 caused turnovers, 36 draw controls, 

• Season-high 7 goals against LIU (4/10/21)

• Named to Division I Academic Honor Roll

• Selected for NEC All-Conference Second Team

• Awarded as Merrimack’s Female Athlete of the Year

2020

• Played and started in six games on the campaign
• Recorded six goals and two assists for eight points to finish fifth on the team in scoring
• Picked up 10 ground balls, had one caused turnover and gathered 13 draw controls

2019

• Limited to nine games as a sophomore while battling back from injury but returned in the second half of the season to help the program on its run to its first-ever NE10 Championship
• Totaled eight points (7g, 1a) while shooting 50.0 percent
• Put 11 of her 14 shots on net
• Added 11 ground balls, 18 draw controls and six caused turnovers
• Came up with career-high four draw controls in NE10 Quarterfinal win at Adelphi (5/1)

2018

• Saw action in all 19 games as a rookie
• Ranked sixth on the team in overall scoring with 27 points while her 24 goals were good for fourth on the squad
• Contributed 21 ground balls and 29 draw controls, ranking among the team leaders in both categories
• Her three game-winning goals were tied for first on the team 
• Finished with 56 total shot attempts, 41 of which were on net
• Went off for a career-high six points -- all goals -- in a huge win over nationally ranked New Haven (3/24)

Before Merrimack

• Attended Winnacunnet High School
• Named MVP (junior, senior)
• Held school record for career goals and points (senior)
• All-Star Team (senior)
• Honor Roll

Personal

• Born on Aug. 3, 1999
• Daughter of Lindsay Beaulieu and Michael Dzialo
• Sister to Matthew, Maya, Alex, Isabella, and Ariana
• Early Education major

Career Highs