Bio

Keyla was a once in a decade, or possibly more, student-athlete. Her skill set was as good as any other women's soccer player in history, and she was a true sniper.

Beyond the goals, which, by the way, are the second most in Hawks history (37), it was her ability to control and then take over a match at any moment.

In her five years, which included four outdoor and four indoor titles, she was recognized as the best player in the championships four times. Her career was highlighted by her 2009 selection as the CCAA Player of the Year.

Medals

• 2x CCAA Bronze Medal ('08, '10)
• 4x OCAA Provincial Champion - Outdoor ('08, '10, '11, '12)
• 4x OCAA Provincial Champion - Indoor ('08, '10, '11, '12)
• 2009 OCAA Silver Medal - Indoor
• 2009 OCAA Bronze Medal - Outdoor

Accolades

Outdoor

• 2011 CCAA Player of the Year
• 2x CCAA All-Canadian ('09, '11)
• 2008 CCAA All-Tournament Team
• 2x OCAA Player of the Year ('09, '11)
• 2x OCAA Championship MVP ('11, '12)
• 2010 OCAA All-Tournament Team
• 3x OCAA League All-Star ('09, '10, '11)
• 2x OCAA Division Scoring Champion ('08, '09)
• 2018 Humber Hall of Fame Inductee
• Humber Athletics Top-50 Athlete
• 2010 Humber Female Athlete of the Year

Indoor

• 2x OCAA Championship MVP ('09, '11)

Career Statistics (2008-13)

• All-time record: 61-14-3 (.801)
• Regular Season Games Played: 40
• Goals: 37
• Goals-Per-Game: 0.93