Cedar Crest College Athletics

Accolades: 
CSAC 1st Team All-Conference (2019)
CSAC Player of the Week (3/3/20)
CSAC All-Sportsmanship Team (2020) 

2020: As a senior, Savino played and started in both games for the falcons. She totaled 5 goals, 1 assist, 4 ground balls, 9 caused turnovers, and 4 draw controls. She was named on the CSAC All-Sportsmanship team and was tabbed as the CSAC Player on the week on 3/3/20.  

2019: As a junior, Savino played and started in all 13 games for the falcons. She came away with a total of 6 goals, one assist, 18 ground balls, 10 caused turnovers, and one draw control, She was tabbed on the CSAC 1st Team All-Conference for her efforts. 

2018: Started and played in 10 games for the Falcons… Recorded a personal high of 3 goals with 2 of the goals against Bryn Mawr College (3/14)… Recorded 15 ground balls for the season with a high of 3 against Centenary (4/16) and a personal high of 10 caused turn overs with a high of 4 against Centenary (4/16)…

2017: Played in 11 games making 10 starts for the Falcons… Recorded 1 goals against Centenary (3/29)… Recorded 18 ground balls with a high of 5 against Rosemont College (4/25)… Recorded 10 caused turnovers with a high of 4 against Rosemont College (4/25).

Personal: Savino is the daughter of Louis and Lisa Savino and is majoring in Genetic Engineering. Savino chose Cedar Crest because she wanted a positive education experience where she could have an opportunity to focus, receive hands on experience, and work side by side with excellent professors. The opportunity to play sports for Cedar Crest was also very enticing for her because sports are a big part of her life and she is able to continue that chapter while getting the best education imaginable. On campus, Savino is involved in scientific research performed at Cedar Crest. She enjoys this experience a lot because it exposes her to hands-on experience and research techniques that she will be applying in her future career. Most people don't get these types of opportunities until graduate's school, but she is able to begin this experience the first semester of her freshman year.