NIL Opportunities

Senior - 2024

• CSC Academic All-District
• Started all 18 matches on the season, tallying career-best marks in goals (3), assists (2), shots (14), shots on goal (5) and minutes (1472).
• Featured in all 90 minutes of action in 13 contests.
• Tallied an assist in Illini's opening match of the 2024 campaign on Aug. 15 vs. Wright State.
• Scored the first goal of her career on Aug. 25 vs. Illinois State.
• Notched her second assist of the season on Sept. 8 at Mercer.
• Recorded her career-high third assist of the season on Oct. 10 vs. No. 19 USC.
• Scored her second goal of the season on Oct. 13 vs. UCLA.

Junior - 2023

• Academic All-Big Ten.
• Played in 13 matches, making two starts in the first two games of the season.
• Featured in the Illini's shutouts at Xavier on Aug. 24 and at Dayton on Aug. 27.
• Fired the lone shot of her season on Sept. 17 at Iowa on target.

Sophomore - 2022

• Academic All-B1G
• Appeared in five games, all coming off the bench.
• Logged season-high 42 minutes on Sept. 4 vs. Indiana State.

Freshman - 2021

• Appeared in 16 games for the Illini, starting 11.
• Made her Illini debut at Missouri 8/19/21, recording one assist.

HIGH SCHOOL

• Four-year letter winner at Wheaton North High School.
• Played for coaches David Richardson, Rudy Cleveland, and Bret Hall.
• Member of National Honor Society and Student Council.
• Played for club team Sockers FC.
• 2019 Final Four U.S. Development Academy National Championship.
• Qualified for 2021 U19 Girls Academy playoffs.

PERSONAL

• Born April 29, 2003 in Wheaton, Ill.
• Daughter of Christopher and Diane Galo.
• Has two sisters, Julie (23) and Stacie (21).
• Mother played tennis at John Carroll; father played soccer at John Carroll.
• Currently undecided on her college major.
• Enjoys playing spike ball and playing with her dogs.
• Favorite athlete is Simone Biles.
• Chose Illinois “because of its amazing coaching staff, the rigorous academic schedule, the opportunity to play for an amazing program, and its beautiful campus.”