2011: Appeared in 12 games, starting each of them before suffering a season-ending knee injury against No. 16 Dartmouth (4/16) ... Finished season with four goals and three assists for seven points ... Dished out two assists against No. 3 North Carolina (3/5) ... Scored on a free position at Harvard (3/12) ... Had four draw controls, two ground balls and a goal against Cornell (3/27) ... Scored one goal and added an assist to go with two ground balls at Columbia (4/3) ... Caused three turnovers, registered two draw controls and two ground balls while scoring one goal at No. 2 Northwestern (4/10).
2010: Appeared in one game, starting at Drexel (2/27) before suffering a season-ending injury ... Had a ground ball and a draw control against the Dragons.
2009: Saw time in 10 contests ... Scored in three consecutive games-Penn State (3/18), Cornell (3/21) and Columbia (3/27) ... Picked up three ground balls at Penn State ... Grabbed one ground ball against Stanford (5/2) and Fairfield (5/10) ... Caused two turnovers against Cal (2/27) and one against Drexel (2/21) and Cornell (3/21).
High School: 2008 first-team All-America ... Daily Local Player of the Year ... Member of SEPA 2008 Philadelphia ... Honorable mention All-American ... Played for Upper Atlantic ... Member of Philadelphia Area Girls Lacrosse Association (PAGLA) ... 2008 state runner-up ... Three-time Ches-Mont champion ... District I playoff finalist (2006) and semifinalist (2007) ... Three-time first team all-area and all-Ches-Mont ... Earned the coach's Outstanding Offensive Player Award ... Two-time captain ... Two-year soccer letterwinner ... Member of National Honor Society and National Art Honors Society ... Young Life Volunteer
Personal: Daughter of Beverly and Steven Tatios ... Father played lacrosse and wrestled for Drexel ... Has three sisters Lauren, (age 20), Julie (age 16) and Jill (age 13) ... Lauren plays lacrosse at WCU ... Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Why Penn? "The University of Pennsylvania provides a balance of academics and athletics. Being in Philadelphia, Penn opens a world of opportunity, especially in the arts."
