University of the Pacific

2018 (Senior):
All-WCC Honorable Mention Team
Started in all 18 games in goal and played every minute throughout the season except 11 of them. Made 112 saves on the season, the third most in single-season history at Pacific. Made 13 saves in the season-opener against George Washington, good for a career best. Started in back-to-back wins against New Mexico State and Sacramento State on Aug. 26 and 31. Made 12 saves in the final game of the season against #5 Santa Clara and made 10 against Cal State Northridge.

2017 (Junior):
Appeared in 12 games between the posts, nine of which were starts. The junior logged a 1.46 goal-against-average, which was fifth in the West Coast Conference, and her .778 save percentage was fourth in the WCC. Got her first win and clean sheet of the season against Hawaii (Aug. 24) where she made eight saves. Went 219 minutes without allowing a goal from Aug. 20 to Sept. 1. Tied a career-high with nine saves against Cal Poly (Sept. 17), and followed with a shutout win against Portland (Oct. 1).

2016 (Sophomore):
The goalie made one start and had three appearances. Logged three saves and over 83 minutes between the posts for the Orange and Black. Posted a .429 save percentage and yielded just four goals on the year. 

2015 (Freshman):
Appeared in seven games (three starts) between the sticks for the Tigers. Made 29 saves while only yielding 12 goals on the year. Led the Orange and Black to a 1-0 shutout against Sacramento State (Aug. 28) with an eight save performance. 

High School:
Regan was a State and ODP Region IV Team member for three years and a National Training Center invitee. She also made the Region IV ODP traveling team for three consecutive years that competed in the regional championships. Her MVLA Mercury ECNL Black Team won the 2014 Surf Cup. Regan was also an outstanding softball player and was named conference First Team All-Star and conference Sophomore of the Year.

Personal: 
Regan is the daughter of David and Angela Heslop. She is majoring in Pre-Law with plans to be a sports lawyer. She chose Pacific because of the experiential learning opportunities and small class sizes.