SENIOR SEASON (2025)
Appeared in 13 matches with 12 starts in goal during LSU’s historic Sweet 16 campaign… Posted a 9-3-1 record with three shutouts and 38 saves in 1,097 minutes of action… Finished the season with a 1.24 goals-against average and helped LSU combine for six shutouts on the year… Provided veteran leadership between the posts as LSU advanced to the SEC Tournament Championship match and the deepest NCAA Tournament run in school history.
JUNIOR SEASON (2024)
Junior transfer from San Diego… Saw action in four matches during her debut season with the Tigers, totaling 360 minutes in between the posts… Kevorkian made an immediate impact with a season-high nine saves in her LSU debut against Vanderbilt… She recorded back-to-back clean sheets in shutout victories over Vanderbilt and Missouri, helping lead her team to clinch a spot in the 2024 SEC Tournament… Finished the season with an impressive .800 save percentage… Named to 2024 Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll.
PRIOR TO LSU
Transfer goalkeeper arriving in Baton Rouge after two years at the University of San Diego… Native of San Diego, California, and attended La Jolla High School, where she helped the Vikings become a California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Finalist in 2021 and earned all-conference first team honors… Won the 2021 Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) Goalkeeper Award for her efforts with her club team ASC San Diego… Totaled 3,034 minutes in 36 matches in between the posts for the Toreros, earning the start in 34 of her appearances… Tallied a career-high 97 saves in her 17 appearances in 2023… In her debut season at USD, recorded a 2.20 GAA, .711% save percentage and three shutouts, while also breaking the Torero’s single season save record… Selected to the 2021 Girl’s Academy Talent ID Southwest Team and was a 2017 U.S. Youth Soccer National Champion… Described as a player who is “athletic, has quick reactions, is a good shot stopper and has the ability to use her feet well to support the team in possession who will bring experience and quality to our goalkeeping union” by LSU Head Coach Sian Hudson.