Paris Dalton

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.

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.