Paris Dalton

Played in 17 matches with 16 starts… played 1215 minutes… finished with three goals, three assists and nine points…nine points and three assists tied for the team high… three goals tied for second on the team… took 31 shots with 13 on goal.. season-high three shots on goal against Boise State… nine matches with a shot on goal, three matches with multiple shots on goal… named Mountain West All-Academic.

Saw action in all 19 matches, making three starts primarily as a midfielder…provided a pair of assists for two total points on the season…placed 3 of 5 shots taken on target…first assist of the season came in UNM’s 1-1 draw against Portland State on Sept. 1…also had an assist on Sept. 8 at UC San Diego…played a season-high 71 minutes on Sept. 1 against Portland State…helped Lobos to third consecutive Mountain West regular-season title…academic all-conference for the fourth straight season… named a MW Scholar-Athlete.

Played in 17 matches during third season in the program, coming off the bench in all of them…notched one assist for one point…placed 6 of 8 shots taken on target…took a season-high two shots on two occasions…assist came in UNM’s 1-0 win at Colorado State on Sept. 26…played a season-high 48 minutes on Oct. 21 against Colorado College…helped Lobos to second straight Mountain West regular-season title and to the Mountain West tournament title…academic all-conference…named a Mountain West Scholar Athlete.

Saw action in 10 matches with no starts, playing 335 minutes … tied for the second-most assists on the team with three … picked up all her points in the same weekend, with two assists against Colorado College and then a third two days later against Air Force … named Mountain West All-Academic and Mountain West Scholar-Athlete.

Played in 15 matches on the season, starting one on Oct. 18 at Colorado College … most minutes was 30, twice, against Nevada and at Colorado College … named to the 2019 Academic All-Mountain West Team … earned 2019-20 Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award.

Born and raised in Derby, England … played for Landau Forte College where she was named the Landau Forte Sportswoman of the Year in 2017 … was a three-time Principal Awards recipient for Academic Excellence, Outstanding Effort and being a role model to younger children … was captain of Derbyshire U16 and lead the team to win the National County championship … is majoring in Psychology and loves sunsets.