Quincy University Hawks

Career (2021-24): In her four collegiate seasons, two with Portland Community College and two with the Hawks, Lisa appeared in 60 games and made 59 starts, where she totaled 3719 minutes played. In those 60 games, Albarran took 113 shots, pinning 74 on net, and scored 18 goals, including five game-winners. She also assisted 10 goals bringing her point total to 46 for her career.
-    South Region MVP (2022)
-    NWAC Southern Region First Team (2022)
-    2x GLVC Academic All-Conference (2023, 24)
-    James R. Spaulding Sportsmanship Award Winner (2023)
-    Council of Presidents' Academic Excellence Award (2024)

2024 (Senior): For the second straight season, Albarran started in all 17 games for the Hawks, where she scored one goal and dished out one assist for a total of three points. Lisa was second on the team with 25 shots and 16 shots on goal.
-    GLVC Academic All-Conference
-    Council of Presidents' Academic Excellence Award

2023 (Junior): In her first season with the Hawks, Albarran was one of three players to appear and start in all 17 games. Lisa led the team with five assists and was second on the team with 11 points. She also scored three goals, including one game-winner. She scored her first goal in a Hawk uniform against Saginaw Valley State (9/3/23), which is where she also recorded her first assist. She scored her lone game-winning goal in a 4-0 victory against Upper Iowa.
-    James R. Spaulding Sportsmanship Award Winner 
-    GLVC Academic All-Conference

2022 (Sophomore at Portland CC): In her second season, Lisa put together a fantastic season in 15 games, leading the team with 12 goals and 28 points. She also dished out four assists. Four of her 12 goals were game-winning goals. She also had three multi-goal games, including a hat trick against Umpqua (9/9/22).
-    South Region MVP
-    NWAC Southern Region First Team

2021 (Freshman at Portland CC): In her first collegiate season, Albarran appeared and started in 15 games, where she scored two goals and dished out one assists for five total points. Her first collegiate goal came in a 6-2 win over Shoreline (9/3/21). She dished out her first career assist against Chemeketa (10/8/21). 

Personal: Lisa is the daughter of Efrain and Erica Albarran and the sister to Ellie and Emerson. She is from Portland, Oregon, where she graduated from Madison High School and spent her first two years at Portland Community College. She played soccer during the 22-23 season, where she helped her team become region champions where she served as the region MVP.

Why QU?
I chose QU because they are allowing me the opportunity to continue my academic and athletic career.