2020 Lacrosse Roster
Grozier, Sadie
Jersey Number 8
Sadie Grozier
- Position:
- Attacker
- Height:
- 5-6
- Class:
- Junior
- Hometown:
- Pleasanton, Calif.
- High School:
- Amador Valley
Bio
2022 All-Pac-12 Second TeamÂ
2022 Pac-12 Spring Academic Honor Roll
Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week Feb. 28 & March 28, 2022
2021 IWLCA Academic Honor Roll
2021 Pac-12 Spring Academic Honor Roll
2021 IWLCA All-Region Second Team
2021 Pac-12 All-Tournament Team
2021 All-Pac-12 First Team
Primetime Sports Player of the Week – April 8, 2021
US Lacrosse Magazine’s Taylor’s Top-5 – April 6, 2021
Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week – April 5, 2021
2020 Pac-12 Spring Academic Honor Roll
2019 All-Pac-12 Second Team
2019 Pac-12 Academic Honorable Mention
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FIFTH YEAR (2022): Started in all 17 games played … totaled career-highs in goals (49), points (58), shots (114), shots on goal (84), and free possession shots (33) … She finished with nine assists and nine caused turnovers… recorded three games with six goals; one against California (3/27), one against Ohio State (2/27) and the other against Louisville (2/11)… matched a career-high with seven points on three different occasions ... was third in the Pac-12 with 0.76 free position goals per game ... ranked fourth in the conference in goals and goals per game (2.88) ... averaged 3.41 points per game, ranking eighth in the Pac-12 ... finished second in the conference with 6.71 shots per game ... scored her 150th career goal against Oregon (4/22), becoming the fourth Buff to reach 150 career goals.
SENIOR (2021): Started in all 14 games played … named a team captain … only missed one game during the season … led the Buffs in points (52) and was second in goals (39) and assists (13) … ranked fifth in the Pac-12 in goals and goals per game (2.79), which was 64th in the NCAA … was sixth in the league, 92nd in the NCAA, in points and was seven in points per game (3.71), which was 80th in the nation … her 6.93 shots per game was the third best in the Pac-12, 41st in the NCAA, while her 5.29 shots on goal ranked fifth in the conference and was 37th in the NCAA … she led the conference and was eighth in the country with 1.36 free-position goals per game and her free-position percentage (50.0) was the second best in the Pac-12; she recorded 19 goals on 38 free-position attempts … set the school’s single game shots record with 15 against San Diego State on March 14, placing 10 on goal (five made it past the goalkeeper) … recorded three or more goals in seven of her 14 games played and in three of those games, she scored five of more goals … she scored five goals twice; once against SDSU (March 14) and again on April 2 against USC … recorded a career-high six goals in the Pac-12 Tournament Championship on May 8 against Stanford … in the game against Stanford she added an assist for seven points, which was a career-best … recorded a point in every game she played in during the season; in the two games she did not score a goal, she recorded a pair of assists (at Vanderbilt, Feb. 21 and vs. California, March 22) … was named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week after helping the Buffs defeat USC (April 2) and Arizona State (April 4) … she recorded nine goals, four of which were free-position goals, and two assists … additionally she was named the Primetime Sports Player of the Week … Recorded five man-up goals this season, which is tied for second in a single season … added 16 ground balls, seven caused turnovers and one draw control during the season … was named to the Pac-12 All-Tournament team after recording nine goals and one assist in two games … earned All-Pac-12 First Team honors as well as IWLCA All-Region Second Team honors.
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JUNIOR (2020): Scored four goals in the season opener against Florida (2/8) … followed it up with three more against Harvard (2/21) in the second game of the season … recorded three points against Michigan (2/23) with two goals and one assist before scoring a goal and one assist in the conference opener against Oregon (3/6) ... through the shortened season she converted on 3-5 free-position attempts, put 21 of her 22 shots on goal and recorded five caused turnovers.
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SOPHOMORE (2019): Was the third-leading scorer on the team with 36 goals and 46 points ... her 36 goals was tied for the second-most by a sophomore in school history, while her 46 points rank fourth ... scored at least one point in 17 of 19 games played, which included 10 multi-goal games ... scored a career-best five goals twice during the season ... the first time came on March 10 against California where she scored two goals on free-position attempts ... the second time was against Stanford in the semifinals of the Pac-12 Tournament ... she converted on all three free-position attempts and added one ground ball and one caused turnover ... Grozier also earned a career-best six points with three goals and three assists (another career-high) in the win against California on April 14 ... through 19 games, she added 19 ground balls and nine caused turnovers.
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FRESHMAN (2018): Was one of two true freshmen to start in all 20 games ... had an outstanding freshman campaign as she recorded 22 goals, including five on free-position attempts ... her 22 goals rank sixth on CU’s freshman list and her 22 points are eighth ... in her first game as a Buff, she recorded two goals on two shots, in addition to picking up one ground ball ... went on to record at least one goal in 14 games ... recorded her first career hat-trick on March 18 against Arizona State ... three of Grozier’s 22 goals were man-up goals, which ranks eighth in CU single-season history ... the midfielder also was an all-around player, recording 26 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers ... recorded career-highs in both categories on Feb. 25 during CU’s home opener against San Diego State with four ground balls and three caused turnovers.
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HIGH SCHOOL: A 2017 graduate of Amador Valley High School … earned four letters as a midfielder ... during her career, she recorded 271 goals, 55 assists, 233 ground balls, 150 caused turnovers and 327 draw controls ... AVHS won the North Coast Section (NCS) Championship her freshman season in 2014 and was the runner-up the following season ... a two-time All-American, she was named the Amador Valley Co-Female Athlete of the Year after being awarded the U.S. Lacrosse Jackie Pitts Award that goes to the top player in Northern California ... awarded the NCS Scholar Player of the Year by Cal-Hi Sports Bay Area ... topped off her high school career by being named an NCS-CIF Scholar-Athlete all four of her high school years and was an Academic All-American (2016 and 17).
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CLUB TEAM: Played club for Bearlax and Tenacity 10 from 2011-17.Â
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IN THE CLASSROOM: Earned her bachelor’s degree in business with an emphasis in marketing as well as a a certificate in ethics and social responsibility … working towards a master’s in business analytics.
PERSONAL: Born on July 25, 1999, in Derry, New Hampshire ... her father, John, ran cross country and track at Boston College … her sister, Molly, played lacrosse at Marquette ... enjoys hiking and concerts ... lists her favorite foods as tacos and Oreos … her favorite professional team is the New England Patriots.
2022 Pac-12 Spring Academic Honor Roll
Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week Feb. 28 & March 28, 2022
2021 IWLCA Academic Honor Roll
2021 Pac-12 Spring Academic Honor Roll
2021 IWLCA All-Region Second Team
2021 Pac-12 All-Tournament Team
2021 All-Pac-12 First Team
Primetime Sports Player of the Week – April 8, 2021
US Lacrosse Magazine’s Taylor’s Top-5 – April 6, 2021
Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week – April 5, 2021
2020 Pac-12 Spring Academic Honor Roll
2019 All-Pac-12 Second Team
2019 Pac-12 Academic Honorable Mention
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FIFTH YEAR (2022): Started in all 17 games played … totaled career-highs in goals (49), points (58), shots (114), shots on goal (84), and free possession shots (33) … She finished with nine assists and nine caused turnovers… recorded three games with six goals; one against California (3/27), one against Ohio State (2/27) and the other against Louisville (2/11)… matched a career-high with seven points on three different occasions ... was third in the Pac-12 with 0.76 free position goals per game ... ranked fourth in the conference in goals and goals per game (2.88) ... averaged 3.41 points per game, ranking eighth in the Pac-12 ... finished second in the conference with 6.71 shots per game ... scored her 150th career goal against Oregon (4/22), becoming the fourth Buff to reach 150 career goals.
SENIOR (2021): Started in all 14 games played … named a team captain … only missed one game during the season … led the Buffs in points (52) and was second in goals (39) and assists (13) … ranked fifth in the Pac-12 in goals and goals per game (2.79), which was 64th in the NCAA … was sixth in the league, 92nd in the NCAA, in points and was seven in points per game (3.71), which was 80th in the nation … her 6.93 shots per game was the third best in the Pac-12, 41st in the NCAA, while her 5.29 shots on goal ranked fifth in the conference and was 37th in the NCAA … she led the conference and was eighth in the country with 1.36 free-position goals per game and her free-position percentage (50.0) was the second best in the Pac-12; she recorded 19 goals on 38 free-position attempts … set the school’s single game shots record with 15 against San Diego State on March 14, placing 10 on goal (five made it past the goalkeeper) … recorded three or more goals in seven of her 14 games played and in three of those games, she scored five of more goals … she scored five goals twice; once against SDSU (March 14) and again on April 2 against USC … recorded a career-high six goals in the Pac-12 Tournament Championship on May 8 against Stanford … in the game against Stanford she added an assist for seven points, which was a career-best … recorded a point in every game she played in during the season; in the two games she did not score a goal, she recorded a pair of assists (at Vanderbilt, Feb. 21 and vs. California, March 22) … was named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week after helping the Buffs defeat USC (April 2) and Arizona State (April 4) … she recorded nine goals, four of which were free-position goals, and two assists … additionally she was named the Primetime Sports Player of the Week … Recorded five man-up goals this season, which is tied for second in a single season … added 16 ground balls, seven caused turnovers and one draw control during the season … was named to the Pac-12 All-Tournament team after recording nine goals and one assist in two games … earned All-Pac-12 First Team honors as well as IWLCA All-Region Second Team honors.
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JUNIOR (2020): Scored four goals in the season opener against Florida (2/8) … followed it up with three more against Harvard (2/21) in the second game of the season … recorded three points against Michigan (2/23) with two goals and one assist before scoring a goal and one assist in the conference opener against Oregon (3/6) ... through the shortened season she converted on 3-5 free-position attempts, put 21 of her 22 shots on goal and recorded five caused turnovers.
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SOPHOMORE (2019): Was the third-leading scorer on the team with 36 goals and 46 points ... her 36 goals was tied for the second-most by a sophomore in school history, while her 46 points rank fourth ... scored at least one point in 17 of 19 games played, which included 10 multi-goal games ... scored a career-best five goals twice during the season ... the first time came on March 10 against California where she scored two goals on free-position attempts ... the second time was against Stanford in the semifinals of the Pac-12 Tournament ... she converted on all three free-position attempts and added one ground ball and one caused turnover ... Grozier also earned a career-best six points with three goals and three assists (another career-high) in the win against California on April 14 ... through 19 games, she added 19 ground balls and nine caused turnovers.
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FRESHMAN (2018): Was one of two true freshmen to start in all 20 games ... had an outstanding freshman campaign as she recorded 22 goals, including five on free-position attempts ... her 22 goals rank sixth on CU’s freshman list and her 22 points are eighth ... in her first game as a Buff, she recorded two goals on two shots, in addition to picking up one ground ball ... went on to record at least one goal in 14 games ... recorded her first career hat-trick on March 18 against Arizona State ... three of Grozier’s 22 goals were man-up goals, which ranks eighth in CU single-season history ... the midfielder also was an all-around player, recording 26 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers ... recorded career-highs in both categories on Feb. 25 during CU’s home opener against San Diego State with four ground balls and three caused turnovers.
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HIGH SCHOOL: A 2017 graduate of Amador Valley High School … earned four letters as a midfielder ... during her career, she recorded 271 goals, 55 assists, 233 ground balls, 150 caused turnovers and 327 draw controls ... AVHS won the North Coast Section (NCS) Championship her freshman season in 2014 and was the runner-up the following season ... a two-time All-American, she was named the Amador Valley Co-Female Athlete of the Year after being awarded the U.S. Lacrosse Jackie Pitts Award that goes to the top player in Northern California ... awarded the NCS Scholar Player of the Year by Cal-Hi Sports Bay Area ... topped off her high school career by being named an NCS-CIF Scholar-Athlete all four of her high school years and was an Academic All-American (2016 and 17).
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CLUB TEAM: Played club for Bearlax and Tenacity 10 from 2011-17.Â
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IN THE CLASSROOM: Earned her bachelor’s degree in business with an emphasis in marketing as well as a a certificate in ethics and social responsibility … working towards a master’s in business analytics.
PERSONAL: Born on July 25, 1999, in Derry, New Hampshire ... her father, John, ran cross country and track at Boston College … her sister, Molly, played lacrosse at Marquette ... enjoys hiking and concerts ... lists her favorite foods as tacos and Oreos … her favorite professional team is the New England Patriots.
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