Missouri State

2016: Disidore played in all matches for the Bears in 2016, taking control of the midfield. She finished first on the team in shots taken (27), netting her first collegiate goal in MSU’s 1-1 draw with league champion Illinois State (Oct. 9). Disidore played full minutes in 10 matches this season, including the Bears’ victories over Omaha (Sept. 9), Central Arkansas (Sept. 11) and Indiana State (Oct. 15). Despite missing the postseason MVC Championship by a single point, Disidore represented Missouri State on the All-MVC First Team.

2015: Disidore started all 17 matches and logged 1,502 minutes, the third-most on the team, in her second season as a Bear. She recorded an assist on the game-winning goal in MSU's victory over UMKC in the home opener (8/28). Disidore took 10 shots on the season, three of which were on target. She had a season-high three shots in the MVC Tournament match against UNI (11/1). She earned All-MVC first team honors for the first time in her career and was named to the MVC All-Tournament team. Off the field, Disidore picked up MVC Scholar-Athlete honorable mention accolades in her first season eligible.

2014: Disidore started all 19 matches as a freshman and her 1,504 minutes played were the fourth-most on the team. She had four assists on the season, all against MVC foes. She put a pair of shots on frame in the regular season opener at UMKC (8/22). She had at least one shot attempt in eight-straight matches from Sept. 7 through Oct. 3. Disidore assisted on two of Molly Huber's three goals against Indiana State (10/3). She assisted on the match-tying goal in the 86th minute in an eventual draw against Evansville (10/11). She had a season-high six shot attempts at Drake with three on net. Disidore earned all-conference and all-freshman team honors from the Valley as a result of her solid performance in her first season with MSU.

Background: Disidore started and lettered in each of her four seasons for head coach Craig Ewing at St. Thomas Aquinas. She has helped her Saints team to four-consecutive Class 5A state championships. As a senior, she tallied 11 goals and added seven assists to earn first-team all-state and All-EKL accolades. Disidore earned an NSCAA Scholar All-America team nod, was named EKL Midfielder of the Year and Heart of America Tournament MVP. Her junior season, she scored six goals, including one in the state finals, and was named to the MOKAN All-Tournament team. Disidore was an All-EKL first team, All-Kansas State team, All-NEKSCA Award and Team MVP winner in both her junior and sophomore seasons. She has led the Saints to three-straight 16-plus win seasons leading to top-50 and top-25 national rankings. Disidore won three-straight Kansas State Cups from 2012-2014, the last two with the KC Dynamos.

Personal: Disidore is the daughter of Nick and Jeanne Disidore and was born August 3, 1996 ... majoring in general studies.