Charlotte Clavelli

Position:
Attack
Class:
Freshman
Height:
5-11
High School:
St. Paul VI Catholic HS
Hometown:
South Riding, Va.

2024 (Senior):

Appeared in 11 games for the Minutewomen
Finished with five goals and a career-best six assists for 11 points
Picked up a career-high four assists in a win at Duquesne (4/6)
Scored two goals in season finale win over George Washington (4/20)
Put home a goal in the Atlantic 10 Championship game against Richmond (5/5)

2023 (Junior):

Made 16 appearances for the Minutewomen
Scored 13 goals and added two assists for 15 points
Recorded a goal in 12 games
Scored a goal in back-to-back games to open the season against UMass Lowell (2/11) and at Boston College (2/15
Finished with a goal and an assist in a win at VCU (4/15)
Picked up a goal in the Atlantic 10 Semifinals against Davidson (5/5)
Scored a goal and added an assist in the NCAA Tournament against Johns Hopkins (5/12)

2022 (Sophomore):

Played in 9 games for the Minutewomen
Recorded 8 points with 6 goals and 2 assists
Had a point in 6 of those 9 games
Helped defeat George Washington by posting a goal and an assist (4/8)

2021 (Freshman):

Saw action in 7 games as a freshman. Scored her first collegiate goal in a victory over Holy Cross (3/21). Added two ground balls in the game

Before UMass:

Attended St. Paul VI Catholic High School where she played under head coach Rich Hayden
Recorded 121 goals, 85 assists and 33 ground balls during her high school career, which was cut short due to an injury as a junior and COVID-19 as a senior
Was a team captain as a senior, when she was also named the Menke Scholar Athlete Award winner, the highest athletic honor at St. Paul VI Catholic
Was a three-time Scholar Athlete Award winner and two-time Third Team WCAC and Women’s National School Girls DC Metro Team 2while in high school
Also played varsity field hockey and played club lacrosse for Capital Lacrosse Club

Why she chose UMass: “I chose UMass because of the family aspect that is present in the team and the school. I also chose UMass because of the dedication the coaches show for each player and the team as a whole.”