2010: Was a second team All-Conference selection by the GNAC as a forward...Hayden finished the season with 14 goals and 17 assists for a total of 45 points... Hayden ranked 2nd among all NCAA Division-III Women's Soccer Players with 17 assists on the year, and was 20th in the nation with 2.65 points per game... Hayden set the GNAC record this year for assists in conference matches with 14... She also tallied her 50th career goal on October 25 in a 5-0 victory over Mass. Maritime Academy in 45 career games played becoming the eighth player in GNAC history to achieve this milestone...In her three-year career Hayden now posts 125 total points (51 goals, 23 assists), which currently ranks her ninth all-time in GNAC history, while her 2.73 points per game in second most in GNAC history...2009: Was a 1st-team All-Conference selection by the GNAC in 2009 as well as being named to the GNAC All-Sportsmanship team for the second year in a row...Scored 20 goals during the 2009 campaign becoming the 11th player in conference history to reach the 20-goal plateau...Her 1.33 goals per game average was ranked 7th best among all NCAA Division-III players...Became just the 21st player in Division-III history to score at least 6 goals in one game doing so on October 14 against Mass. Maritime Academdy...2008: As a freshman, she led the GNAC with 37 points (17 goals, 3 assists) in regular season... Tied for conference lead with 17 goals on the season...  Was named GNAC Rookie of the Year, was also named to 2nd Team GNAC All-Conference Team... Had 3 game-winning goals on the season (9/17 vs. Albertus Magnus, 9/24 vs. Rivier, 10/25 vs. Pine Manor)... Converted on both penalty kicks on the season... Prior to Suffolk: Attended Ross High School in Ross, Calif... Was a four-time League All-Star... Was a member of the MCAL/NCS championship team her senior season... Was a Dana Cup Winner (Denmark) in 2006, as well as a Gothia Cup (Sweden) winner in 2006... A Sociology major at Suffolk...Chose Suffolk because of its location and small class sizes and course selection.