New Mexico State University Athletics

2017: Started in 17-of-19 matches for the Aggies her junior year…moved into third on the single-season list for goals (10) and points (25) and tied for fifth in assists (5)…first Aggie to earn First-Team All-WAC honors since Katie Graul in 2009…scored the game-winnin goal against Grambling State (8/26)…recorded two goals in the final 10 minutes versus CSU Bakersfield (10/6), which ended in a draw 2-2…tied the single-game record with three goals in 8-0 win at Chicago State (10/20)…finished the season with a .536 SOG percentage…earned Academic All-WAC honors.

2016: Played in 20 games with 18 starts...paced the team in goals (7) and points (11)...her seven goals were the third most in a single-season in program history...tied for the team lead in assists (3)...third most starts on the team (18)...recorded a hat trick against Idaho State (9/11), tying for the most goals in a single-game in program history...tied the school record with three game-winning goals for the season...started the final 15 matches of the season...recorded five points in the final three matches of the season...earned Academic All-WAC honors.

2015: Started in 6-of-19 games play her freshman campaign…was second on the team with 12 points (5g, 2a) on the year…started the first two matches of the 2015 season to open her collegiate career…scored NM State’s lone goal against Eastern Washington (8/23) for her first collegiate goal…followed up with her second goal of the season three games later at CSUN (8/30)…picked up her first-career assist a week later against Weber State (9/4)…recorded the Aggies’ only multi-goal match of the year in a 4-3 win over Lamar (9/6)…her two goals against Lamar is tied for the second-most goals in a single-game in at NM State…picked up her first goal in conference play against CSU Bakersfield (10/2)…had an assists in 5-1 win over Chicago State (10/15)…named to Academic All-WAC Freshman/Transfer team.
 
High School: Had a stout prep career at La Quinta High School in Indio, Calif…led the Blackhawks to the California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section semifinals her senior and sophomore seasons…wrapped up her career at LQHS 81-19-8 and 42-4-2 in the Desert Valley League...earned All-CIF SS Division 5 selections her last three seasons at LQHS…guided the Blackhawks to back-to-back 12-0 seasons in the Desert Valley League while also earning All-DVL honors her four years there…finished her prep career with 162 points (60g, 44a), including a league leading 23 goals her senior campaign…was also named the league’s offensive player of the year after finishing with 49 points (23g, 3a)…her 44 assists is a school record…Galicia was also a standout track athlete, sitting in LQHS outdoor record books in several categories.
 
Personal: Daughter of Gabriel and Mercedes Galicia…has an older brother, Christian…majoring in kinesiology.