2016: NSCAA Second Team All-America • NSCAA Scholar All-American • CoSIDA Academic All-American • ECAC South Offensive Player of the Year • Hero Sports All-America • NSCAA All-Region First Team • Centennial Conference Player of the Year • Started all 22 matches for Hopkins • Set the Hopkins single-season goals and points records with 25 goals and 59 points • Scored a goal in 16 straight games, the Hopkins record and the third longest streak in DIII history • Scored her first career hat trick in the 4-0 win over Dickinson (10/19) • Also recorded a hat trick in the NCAA Tournament First Round match against Western Connecticut State (11/12) • Scored six points in the NCAA Tournament Second Round game against Christopher Newport (11/13) with two goals and two assists.
2015: Earned NSCAA Third Team All-America honors • also named to the All-Mid-Atlantic Region First Team • garnered First Team All-Centennial honors • also honored for her academic success as a member of the CoSIDA Academic All-District II Team • started all but two games for the Blue Jays • Led Johns Hopkins with 17 goals, 11 more than the next player, and 36 points • recorded four game-winning goals for Hopkins • converted two penalty kick attempts for the Blue Jays • found the back of the net in five straight games between Oct. 10 and Oct. 27 • scored the first goal of the season against York (9/5) • also scored in the second game of the season against Frostburg State (9/6) • tallied back-to-back goals less than 4:00 apart, at St. Mary's (9/16) • continued her scoring streak in the 5-1 win over Washington College (9/19) • scored two goals in the next two games at Muhlenberg (9/26) and against Stevenson (9/30) • notched the game-tying goal and game-winner, off a penalty kick in extra time, in the 2-1 win over Stevenson (9/30) • tallied back-to-back goals less than 9:00 apart in the 4-0 win over Ursinus (10/10) • scored the lone goal at Haverford on a penalty kick (10/17) • recorded the game-winning goal for the second straight game at Dickinson (10/21) • scored a goal and dished two assists in the 6-0 victory over Bryn Mawr (10/24) • tallied her 15th goal of the season against McDaniel (10/27) • closed out the season with goals in each of the Blue Jays' final two games • notched the overtime game-winner at Swathmore (11/8) and the final Hopkins goal of the season against Bowdoin (11/11).
2014:Provides scoring punch and physicality up-front for the Jays • appeared in nine games making four starts • tallied first goal of the season in 3-0 win over St. John Fisher (8/30) • scored goal in 5-0 win over Stevenson (9/10) • found back of the net in conference-opening win at Washington College (9/20).
2013: Showcased scoring ability as a freshman in the midfield and as a forward • Second Team All-Centennial Conference • finished fifth on the team with 19 points (eight goals, three assists) • scored a goal in her first career game vs. Averett (8/31) • Scored two goals in win vs. Methodist (9/1) • notched an assist against Washington College (9/14) • made first career start vs. Swarthmore • recorded two goals in two straight games against Haverford (10/12) and Dickinson (10/16) • scored a goal against Bryn Mawr (10/19) • notched an assist against McDaniel (10/23) • had an assist in CC tournament victory over Muhlenberg (11/8).
High School: Finished high school career with 81 goals and 65 assists • totaled 31 goals and 19 assists during senior year • named conference player of the year and first team all-state during senior season • selected as Leader-Telegram All-Area Player of the Year during senior year • helped team advance to state quarterfinals • named first team all-state and conference player of the year after junior year • selected as Leader-Telegram All-Area Player of the Year during junior season • helped team finish with 24-0-3 record and advance to state quarterfinals • named a first team all-conference selection as a sophomore netting 18 goals and 10 assists • helped team advance to sectional semifinal • also played club with EC Aris FC • club team was the 2012 US Club Soccer National Runner-Up • coached by Kit Schiefelbein • also lettered in cross country all four years.
Personal: Margaret S. Van de Loo • daughter of David and Susan Van de Loo • received US Army Scholar-Athlete Award • majoring in neuroscience.
