"To improve her game, she trained every day in May and June, sometimes twice a day, and she ended up starting in her second year. Now in her fourth year, she has become a leader on the team, earned a place on the Vikes Honour Roll (which requires an 80 per cent average), and was chosen as a U-SPORT Academic All-Canadian.
She said that experience makes her a better mentor other first-year players struggling in the same way.
“I understand where they’re coming from and I’ve gotten to the other side.” said Gallagher."
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