Erynn Floyd

Position:
GK
Class:
Senior
Height:
5-8
Hometown:
Wilton, Conn.
High School:
Wilton

PRONUNCIATION

2024: Played in 14 games and made 13 starts in her junior season... Finished the season with 35 saves, .814 save percentage, 0.70 goals against average over 1,023 minutes played... Recorded a clean sheet in the season finale against Clemson... Picked up her sixth win of the season over No. 25 Cal on Oct. 20... Named ACC Defender of the Week following her performance against No. 13 Notre Dame... Tallied a career-high 10 saves in the draw against No. 13 Notre Dame on Oct. 12... It was the first time Notre Dame had been shut out in 25 matches.

2023: Played and stared all 18 games for the Cards in her sophomore season... Finished the season with a career-best 62 saves and .731 save percentage over 1,575 minutes played... Tallied eight saves on the road against #10 Notre Dame... Set a career high with nine saves against Indiana... Recorded a season-high seven saves against Illinois... Tallied her seventh career clean sheet against Indiana State on Aug. 17... 2023 CSC Academic All-Discrict honoree.

2022: Played and started in 14 games in net during her first collegiate season... Finished the season with a 5-7-2 record, 32 saves, 1.25 goals allowed average and a .653 save percentage... Tallied six clean sheets on the season... Had three or more saves in four games, including each of the final two games against No. 10 Duke and No. 1 North Carolina.. Season-best eight saves came on the road against Duke on Oct. 23... Made her collegiate debut and picked up her first career win against UIC on Aug 18.

High School: Floyd was a four-year starter at goalkeeper for Wilton High School, finishing with 39 career shutouts. As a senior team captain in 2020-21, she recorded 16 shutouts and allowed just seven goals all season helping WHS to a state championship. She earned All-America honors as a senior and was two-time All-New England, three-time All-FCIAC and coaches All-State selection. She helped lead her team to the state quarterfinals in both 2018 and 2019.