2011 (Senior): NSCAA and Daktronics First Team All-South Central Region honoree, and First Team All-Lone Star Conference selection … Voted Lone Star Conference Goalkeeper of the Year and three times was named its goalkeeper of the week (Sept. 28, Oct. 19, and Nov. 2) … Ranked sixth nationally with a .890 save percentage, 12th with a .544 goals-against average, and 26th with 1,820 minutes played … Led the conference with seven shutouts … Started all 23 matches and finished with a 19-2-0 win-loss record … Did not lose her first match until a Nov. 6 decision against Midwestern State (L, 1-2) in the Lone Star Conference Championship … Defeated MSU (W, 2-1) the following week in the second-round of the NCAA Championship behind 11 saves, which tied a season high … First made 11 saves in a 2-1 overtime win at Angelo State on Oct. 16 … Faced a season high 17 shots in each postseason match vs. the Mustangs … Started the year with a 484 consecutive minute scoreless streak, and did not surrender her first goal until the 25th minute of a 4-2 win vs. Texas Woman’s on Sept. 30. … Recorded three consecutive conference shutouts from Oct. 5 to 14 vs. Midwestern State, Eastern New Mexico, and Incarnate Word.
 
2010 (Junior): All-Lone Star Conference honorable mention selection ... Recorded a 13-3 win-loss record with six shutouts and 62 saves … Notched back-to-back shutouts of Angelo State and top-seeded Midwestern State at the Lone Star Conference Championship.
 
2009 (Sophomore): Split back-up duties with Arielle Moncure … Picked up a tie in her lone start of the season, making three saves.
 
2008 (Freshman): Played in three games and logged over 15 minutes of playing time.
 
High school: Graduated in 2008 from Lake Travis High School where she was a four-year letterwinner for head coach Jeffery Gamble … Led her team to two playoff appearances … Three-time all-district selection … Academic all-district honoree.
 
Personal: Given name is Elliott Grace London … Born 08 March 1990 in Austin ... Daughter of Susan London … Hobbies include cooking, reading, and drawing.