Started all 22 matches … tied for 3rd in the Sooner Athletic Conference with 18 goals, including six game-winning tallies - both of which led the Golden Eagles … tied for the lead in the SAC with 13 assists, and ranked 3rd in the conference in points with 49 … had a four-game goal scoring streak that was bookended by hat tricks from Oct. 3 to Oct. 17 … recorded five multi-goal games - Aug. 18 vs. Evangel (Mo.), vs. Wayland Baptist (Texas) on Oct. 3, vs. Central Christian (Kan.) on Oct. 17, vs. Mid-America Christian (Okla.) on Nov. 7, and vs. Science & Arts (Okla.) in the SAC championship match on Nov. 10 … notched a season-high three assists vs. Oklahoma Panhandle State on Oct. 7 in one of four 5-point efforts on the season.

Started all 20 matches … Led the Sooner Athletic Conference in goals (20) … ranked 10th in the SAC in assists per match (.263) … tied for the SAC lead with four game-winning goals … ranked second in the SAC in points (45) and points per match (2.37) … tallied a season-high five points on three different occasions (Aug. 20 at Evangel (Mo.), Sept. 10 at Friends (Kan.), and Sept. 24 vs. William Woods (Mo.)) … had a nine-match points streak that spanned from Oct. 8 vs. No. 25 Science & Arts (Okla.) to the SAC Championship match also against No. 20 Science & Arts (Okla.) … had two separate four match goal streaks as a part of the nine match points streak.

Appeared in all 20 matches with 17 starts … led team in goals with nine on the season … added seven assists to rank second on the team … led the team with 25 total points … played 1,346 minutes … ranked first on the team in shots (71) and shots on goal (31) … ranked second on the team with three game-winners … finished a brace twice, against Wayland Baptist (Oct. 2) and Southwestern Christian (Oct. 30) … went four straight matches during the season with an assist against Texas Wesleyan (Oct. 9), Oklahoma City (Oct. 16), Oklahoma Panhandle State (Oct. 18) and Mid-America Christian (Oct. 23).

Appeared in all 15 games with 11 starts … played 834 minutes on the pitch … ranked second on the team with seven assists … posted eight goals on the season … totaled 23 points, second-most on the team … tallied three game-winning goals … went 1-of-1 from the penalty spot … registered 32 shots, 19 on goal … completed season-opening hat trick in first career appearance versus Southwestern Christian (Feb. 23) … dished out three assists against Oklahoma City (March 13) … scored the game-winning goal against No. 12 Oklahoma Wesleyan in the NAIA National Championships Opening Round.

Walter was a four-year letterwinner under head coach Mark Hampshire at Arapahoe High School where she led the Warriors to pair of 5A state runner-up finished. Through three seasons, Walter posted cumulative totals of 24 goals and 14 assists, setting a new career high with 12 goals and six assists (30 points) as a junior. She earned All-State honors after her junior campaign and recorded consecutive All-Centennial League selections. Walter played club for the Colorado Rapids of the ECNL.

Lauren is the daughter of Andrew and Julie Walter and majors in kinesiology.