Keene State College

As A Junior (2019)

• Named to the National Field Hockey Coaches Association second-team all region honors
• Scored 21 times on the season including picking up a hat-trick against UMass-Dartmouth (9/21).
• Collected three game winning goals, including the third goal against Western Connecticut State to move Keene State into the LEC Championship game (11/7)
• Totaled  50 points on the season marking 111 shots, with 73 on goal
• Named to the LEC All Conference first team
• Part of the NFHCA National Academic Award 
• Received second team All Region Honors as presented by the NFHCA
• Part of the LEC Academic Honor Roll
• Named to the 2019 LEC Fall Academic team
• Named to the Director of Athletics Honor Roll

• 16th All-American in the history of the Keene State College field hockey program (only the second as a sophomore)
• National Field Hockey Coaches Association Second Team All-American, and a Third Team All-American by Synapse Sports
• NFHCA First Team All-Region
• All-Little East First Team and Offensive Player of the Year
• Little East Offensive Player of the Week (10/15)
• Recorded 32 goals and 10 assists in 24 games (23 starts)
• The 32 goals and 74 points represent the second highest single-season marks in program history for both categories
• Notched five hat-tricks, including two four-goal games and a single-game school record tying five against Bridgewater State on October 9
• After just two seasons in a KSC uniform, Bruno had 127 career points, already seventh on the KSC all-time list, while her 55 career goals are sixth all-time
• Little East All-Academic Team

• Little East Rookie of the Year
• All-Little East First Team
• LEC Rookie of the Week twice (9/4 and 10/2)
• Started in all 23 games, scoring a team-high 23 goals, which tied for the fifth most in a single season in program history
• Added seven assists for a total of 53 points (sixth most in a single season in KSC history)
• Had four hat tricks and six game-winning goals
• Scored multiple goals in all three Little East Tournament games, including three against Bridgewater State (10/28), two against Plymouth State (11/1), and three more in the title game against Westfield State (11/4)
• Named Little East Tournament Most Outstanding Player

• Named All-League and All-Western Mass. during junior and senior year in Field Hockey
• Was a captain for both field hockey and lacrosse
• Named to the Academic Honor Roll and earned Academic A Award