Johns Hopkins University Athletics

Accolades
- Honorable Mention All-Centennial Conference (2018, 2019)
- NFHCA National Academic Squad (2018, 2019, 2020)
- Academic All-Centennial (2019)
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll (2019, 2020)
- Centennial Conference Offensive Player of the Week (10-08-19, 10-29-19)
- Patriot League Rookie of the Week (10-16-17)
- Raider Academic Honor Roll (2017)

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2020
- Season cancelled due to Covid-19 pandemic

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2019
- Played 18 games and started 14; tallied nine goals and four assists
- Ranked four on the team in goals, assists and points (22)
- Assisted on game-winner versus Mary Washington
- Scored in shutout of Catholic
- Scored both goals, in final 2:12, of come-from-behind win at Haverford
- Tied career-high with two goals, including game-winner, in shutout at McDaniel
- Scored and notched an assist in shutout of Swarthmore
- Assisted on game-tying goal and then scored the overtime winner at 11^th-ranked Ursinus
- Scored in win at Gettysburg
- Assisted on the game-winner versus sixth-ranked Franklin & Marshall
- Scored the game-winner versus seventh-ranked Franklin & Marshall in Centennial Conference Championship

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2018
- Started all 22 games and totaled 22 points on eight goals and six assists
- Tied for second on the team in assists, tied for third in goals and points
- Started and scored overtime winner in Hopkins debut against 20^th-ranked Washington & Lee
- Scored game-winner against Ramapo
- Scored in shutout at Bryn Mawr
- Notched an assist in shutout of Washington College
- Scored the game-winner, and an assisted on another, in come-from-behind win at York
- Assisted on game-winner versus Haverford
- Handed out two assists in win at Dickinson
- Scored in win at Muhlenberg
- Scored in shutout of Gettysburg
- Scored game-winner in shootout at 10^th-ranked Franklin & Marshall in Centennial Conference championship game
- Scored and assisted in the game-winner in NCAA Second Round win over FDU-Florham
- Scored game-tying goal in overtime win at top-ranked Messiah in NCAA Sweet 16

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2017 (At Colgate)
- Started all 17 games
- Led team with six goals and two assists
- Had a career-best two goals and four points versus American

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At Phillips Exeter
- Led team in scoring as a junior and senior
- Captained team as a senior
- Played three years with Seacoast United Field Hockey and was named MVP in 2016
- Also played basketball and tennis

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Personal
- Michaela Corvi
- Daughter of Franc Corvi and Tracy Ferguson
- Certified EMT
- Volunteer for Health Care for the Homeless
- Majoring in public health and medicine, science and the humanities