University of Pennsylvania Athletics

2023: 12 played/ 9 started, 0 goals, 0 assists, 0 points
2024: 12 played/ 3 started, 1 goal, 0 assists, 2 points
2025: 14 played/ 13 started, 2 goals, 1 assist, 5 points

Career: 38 played/ 25 started, 3 goals, 1 assist, 7 points

2025: Appeared in 14 matches, starting 13 … Saw a career-high 926 minutes of action … Achieved highs in goals (2), assists (1), points (5), shots (15), and shots on goal (8) … Scored the game-winning goal against Harvard (10/25) … Also scored against Saint Joseph’s (9/11) … Dished her lone assist of the year against NJIT (10/8) … Played all 90 minutes in five matches.

2024: Appeared in 12 matches, starting three … Scored in Penn’s 4-0 win against Temple and finished with two shots on goal (9/22) … Also had a shot at Arizona State (9/1) … Played a season-high 69 minutes against Delaware (9/5).

2023: Appeared in 12 matches, staring nine … Recorded three shots, including one each against American (8/25), at Lehigh (9/3), and at Brown (10/7) … Saw 90 minutes in six different matches.

High School: Played varsity soccer at Riverside for head coach Amanda Heins and was a team captain … Named to the honor roll her first three years of high school … Was a member of Deca and Key Club … Played nine years of club soccer for TSJ FC Virginia … Two-time GA Conference champions … National playoff qualifiers, semifinalists, and national runner ups … GA Mid Atlantic Talent ID invitation (2021) … GA Goal of the Month for May of 2022 … Was nominated for a United Soccer Coaches Award (Nov. 2022).
 
Personal: Daughter of Lisa and Jay Chapel … Enrolled in the College of Art and Sciences.
 
Why Penn? " I chose Penn because of the amazing academic opportunities and the inspiring student environment. I am looking forward to joining the women's soccer team with admirable coaches and teammates."

Coach Turner on Avery: "Avery will bring a strong technical base to our team and the versatility to play in multiple positions on the field. Avery hails from a strong club background, which has given her the tools to succeed at the Division I level."