SUNY Potsdam Athletics

Kyrsten Stone enters her first season with the Bears after transferring from Clarkson where she was offensive player of the year.
 
2021 (with Clarkson): played in all 11 games with 10 starts, second in scoring with 26 goals and nine assists for 35 points, collected 18 ground balls and caused nine turnovers
 
2020 (with Clarkson): started all four games before the shutdown, scored two goals, collected four ground balls
 
2019 (with Monroe C.C.): started all 13 games, recorded 46 goals and 41 assists for 87 points, collected 42 ground balls and caused 14 turnovers
 
2018 (with Monroe C.C.): started all 12 games, recorded 30 goals and 21 assists for 51 points, totaled 19 ground balls and four caused turnovers
 
Personal: Daughter of Michele and Henry Stone . . . working on a Master’s of Science in Teaching . . . also played hockey and soccer at Massena High School where she was Section X MVP, first team All-Northern, Offensive Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year . . . is a fan of the Montreal Canadiens . . . chose #3 because it was her number at Monroe C.C. when she won a national championship . . . favorite thing about being a college athlete are the friendships she’s made along the way . . . greatest sports accomplishment was winning a national championship at M.C.C. . . . is M.C.C.’s single-game scoring record holder with 17 points . . . at M.C.C. was team MVP, a member of the National All-Tournament Team, 2019 All-American and Region 3 and National Player of the Week