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Ashley Bobinski

Position:
Attack
Height:
5-9
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Kinnelon, N.J.
High School:
Kinnelon
Position:
Attack

Career Highs (End of 2020 Season)
Stat	Number	Date
Goals	6	vs. Saint Francis (2/24/18)
Assists	4	at Gardner-Webb (3/17/18)
Points	9	at Gardner-Webb (3/17/18)
Ground Balls	3	vs. Canisius (4/14/18)
Draw Controls	1	Three Times
Caused Turnovers	2	Twice
Shots	8	vs. Saint Francis (2/24/18)

MAAC All-Rookie Team (2017)
MAAC All-Academic Team (2018)
MAAC Offensive Player of the Week (3/18/18)
MAAC All-Academic Team (2019)

AS A SENIOR IS 2020:

Appeared in 7 games, starting in 2
Scored 4 goals and added 3 assists for 7 points
Scored 1 goal in 4 straight games, beginning in the game against UConn (2/28)
Had 3 assists against Old Dominion (3/11)
Scored 1 goal and added 3 assists for a season-high 4 points against Old Dominion (3/11)

AS A JUNIOR IN 2019:

Named to MAAC All-Academic Team
Made an appearance in all 16 games
Scored eight goals and added an assist for nine total points
Picked up four ground balls
Collected one draw control
Scored two goals against Stetson (2/10) and Niagara (4/6)

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2018:

Named to the 2018 MAAC All-Academic Team
Also earned MAAC Offensive Player of the Week Honors on March 18
One of seven players in the MAAC to record at least 20 goals and 20 assists
Led Quinnipiac with 49 points and 20 assists, and was second on the team with 29 goals
Finished seventh in the MAAC with a 1.25 assists per game average and was tied for eighth with 20 assists
Had multiple goals in nine of 16 games and recorded a point in all but one game in 2018
Opened the season with back-to-back two-goal games at Brown (2/17) and vs. Yale (2/21), also added an assist for a three points vs. Yale
Scored a career-high six goals and added two assists for eight points in a 15-8 win vs. Saint Francis (2/24)
Notched five points on two goals and three assists in a 16-4 win over Hartford (2/28)
Scored two goals vs. Hofstra (3/6)
Tallied a career-highs with nine points and four assists, and scored five goals, in an 18-9 win at Gardner-Webb (3/17)
Her nine points stand as the third most in a single game by a Quinnipiac player in program history
Picked up three points on a goal and two assists in an 11-8 win vs. Manhattan (3/31/18)
Scored two goals and added an assist for three points vs. Marist (4/7) and Canisius (4/14), and at Siena (4/18)

AS A FIRST YEAR IN 2017:

2017 MAAC All-Rookie Team
Started all 17 games as a rookie
Tallied the third-most points on the team with 31 (21 goals, 10 assists)
Ranked fourth in the MAAC in freshmen scoring
Finished third on the team in goals, second on the team in assists and led the team in shooting percentage (.512)
Also chipped in 10 ground balls, four caused turnovers and two draw controls
Scored at least one point in 14-of-17 games in 2017
Scored at least one goal in 11-of-17 games in her debut season
Recorded six multi-goal games and nine multi-point games
Started the season with a four-goal effort in a home win over CCSU (2/18), setting a program record for most goals scored by a freshman in their first career game
Pumped in two goals at Sacred Heart (3/1)
Recorded three points with two goals and one assist in games at UC Davis (3/12) and Hofstra (3/18)
Started a five-game goal scoring streak with two markers at Hofstra
Had a flair for the dramatic as she scored the game-winning goal with just nine seconds remaining that lifted the Bobcats to a road win over Manhattan (4/1)
Tallied two points (one goal, one assist) in a road win over Iona (4/5)
Scored twice at home against Fairfield (4/12)
Finished with three points (one goal, two assist) including an assist to her twin sister Victoria for the game-winning goal at home against Siena (4/19) in a victory that clinched the Bobcats’ first-ever MAAC Tournament berth
Exploded for a season high five points on four goals (tied season high) and one assist against Niagara (4/23)

BEFORE QUINNIPIAC:

Graduated from Kinnelon High School in New Jersey
Lettered four times in lacrosse while she also played basketball for two years
Accumulated 270 points with 206 goals and 64 assists to go along with 79 ground balls playing attack for four years at Kinnelon
Served as team captain in her senior year, helping lead Kinnelon to a record of 12-8 after finishing 5-15 the previous season
Totaled 12 goals in New Jersey State Tournament to lead the team
Three-time All-Conference First Team (2014-16)
2016 NJ Group 1 Third Team
2016 All-Area First Team
2016 All-Morris County First Team
2015 All-Morris County Honorable Mention
2014 All-Daily Record Girls Lacrosse Honorable Mention
At the club level, she was an eight-year member of the nationally-ranked “STEPS Elite NJ” program
Distinguished student-athlete in high school as she was a member of the National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society
Earned President’s Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement at Kinnelon
US Lacrosse Academic All-American recipient

PERSONAL:

Daughter of Alex and Jill Bobinski
Father Alex was a four-year member of the Division III National Champion Ramapo College Golf team
Attending Quinnipiac and playing on the same team with her identical twin sister Victoria
Coached Kinnelon Girls Travel Lacrosse for five years
Majoring in mathematics with the intention of graduating with her master’s degree in education