University of the Pacific

Program Marks
Has scored 211 career goals, 20 shy of third all-time in program history. 

2020 (Redshirt Senior)
Redshirted

2019 (Redshirt Junior)
Registered 101 points on 30 assists and a team-high 71 goals in 22 games. Led Pacific to its third consecutive Golden Coast Conference title as GCC Player of the Year for the second year in a row. Recorded a hat trick in 12 of Pacific's final 13 games, including three  five-goal performances. 

2018 (Redshirt Sophomore)
Suited up and started in 25 of the Tigers' 26 total matches on the season. Carried Pacific with 61 goals and 40 assists (a team-best) for 101 points, earning GCC Player of the Year and her second First Team All-GCC honor. Christmas also led the team with a .407 shooting percentage. Scored in 22 of the Tigers' 26 matches, including 16 multi-goal performances and 12 hat tricks. Scored a career-high nine points off four goals and five assists in the Tigers' win over Azusa Pacific (3/17). Found the back of the cage five times each in consecutive games against Fresno State (4/14), Santa Clara (4/21) and Concordia (4/27). Finished the GCC Tournament with 10 goals and seven assist to earn GCC Tournament MVP honors. Went 20-7 as the lead sprinter on the season for the Orange and Black. Finished out the season with nine consecutive matches with a goal. Scored two goals and three assists in the GCC Championship match against No. 15 LMU and registered one goal against No. 5 UCLA in the NCAA Quarterfinal game.

2017 (Redshirt Freshman)
Christmas led the Tigers in scoring with 60 goals and 42 assists for 102 points. She scored in 27 of the Tigers' 30 matches on the season, including 20 multi-goal games with 11 hat tricks to earn First Team All-GCC and CWPC Third Team All-America honors. Scored a season-high five goals with three assists for eight points against Fresno Pacific in the GCC Quarterfinals (4/28). Added two goals and an assist against No. 14 San Diego State in the GCC Championship Game to lead Pacific to the program''s first-ever NCAA bid. Registered a goal and an assist in the Tigers'' NCAA Opening Round win over Pomona-Pitzer (5/6) and added a goal and a season-high four assists against No. 2 Stanford in the NCAA Quarterfinals (5/12). Posted points in 29 of 30 games and added 40 steals on defense while drawing 29 exclusions.

2016 (Freshman)
Christmas played in four games before a shoulder injury shut her down for the rest of the season. Had a breakout first weekend for the Tigers, with 19 goals in four games. Scored four goals against No. 1 Stanford in her debut (1/16), added three against No. 4 California (1/16) and tallied six against No. 9 UC Davis (1/17). Overall, scored 19 goals on 34 shots with eight assists and three steals. Also drew 12 exclusions.

High School/Club/International
A native of High River, Alberta, Canada, played for U19 Team Canada at the Pan-American games in 2014, helping the squad to a third-place finish. Also led Canada to a runner-up showing at the Commonwealth Championships. She was the top scorer at the Pre-Worlds Hungary Tournament, helping Canada to the title. Led the U18 team to second at the Youth Worlds. Was named an All-Star at the WPC Club Nationals for Calgary Renegades Club at the U16, U18 and U 22 levels. Earned a spot on the 2016 Water Polo Canada U16 National Summer Team and played at the U18 Words for Team Canada in Perth. Attended Highwood High School prior to National Sports School, additionally participating in volleyball, cross country, track, flag football and basketball.