Longwood University Athletics

2019: Played in eight games, all off the bench…logged 156 minutes and played double-digit minutes in all eight contests…took four shots on the year…contributed a season-high 30 minutes in the double-overtime draw on the road against High Point (Oct. 23)…also played 29 minutes the next time out against Gardner-Webb (Oct. 26) and 28 in a 3-0 win against USC Upstate (Oct. 12).

2018: Played in all 18 games while making five starts…one of only 14 Lancers to appear in every game…her five starts came in success during a 4-1 run through Big South play from Oct. 3-20…totaled 560 minutes…scored her first career goal in a 2-1 road win at High Point (10/23)…also recorded her first career assist in the Lancers’ 5-1 victory over Big South newcomer Hampton…dished that helper to Emilie Kupsov to give the Lancers a 3-0 shortly into the second half…averaged 44.8 minutes per game over her final eight games…played a career-high 568 minutes in the Big South quarterfinal matchup against USC Upstate.

2017: Saw action in seven games as a true freshman, logging 197 minutes on the pitch…played significant minutes when called upon, averaging nearly 30 per game in her seven outings…played a career-high 57 minutes in the first game of her career, a 1-0 win against SWAC powerhouse Howard (8/20)…also saw 12 minutes of action against ACC powerhouse Virginia Tech (9/4)…played in three Big South games, averaging 29.0 minutes per game in outings against Winthrop, Presbyterian and Charleston Southern…all three of those games were on the road, and all three were Longwood shutout victories.

High School: Three-year letterwinner in soccer and three-year letterwinner in basketball at Centreville High School...all-conference second team pick in soccer, and all-conference honorable mention pick in basketball...helped her Vienna Thunder Black club squad win the state cup reach the Champions League finals and the State Cup semifinals as a senior...also helped the team win the OGBC Capital Cup and Bethesa Premier Cup as a junior...advanced to the finals of the Disney Showcase and the WAGS Showcase that same year...that WAGS Championship in 2015 was a repeat performance after she won the U19 WAGS as a sophomore...also won the Bethesda Premier Cup that same year...volunteered for environmental cleanup with her biology class...also volunteered to help autistic children during school and with her local elementary school's field day.

Personal: Born Camryn Conklin on April 3, 1999...daughter of Michelle Conklin...has a brother, Francesco...post-graduation plans are to become a physical therapist...favorite athlete is Michael Jordan.