College of Charleston Athletics

2016 (Senior): Logged 1179 minutes in 20 games played for the Cougars, drawing the start on 17 occasions ... Scored her lone-goal of the season, a game-winner, on the road against Towson thanks to an assist from Jessica Schifer ... Tallied 10 shots (3 SOG) over the course of the season ... Played at least 90 minutes twice on the year (ELON, W&M) ... Finished her CofC career with 5 goals, 2 assists and 52 shots (34 SOG) in 70 games, drawing 60 starts

2015 (Junior): Appeared in all 18 games for the Cougars, with 17 starts… She played in a total of 1145 minutes… Recorded 17 shots, 12 of which were on goal for a percentage of .706… Scored three goals on the season, coming against Radford (Aug. 30), Stetson (Sept. 11), and South Carolina State (Sept. 15). 

2014 (Sophomore): Appeared in 17 games while starting 15... logged 1319 minutes... attempted 18 shots, placing 14 on goal for a team-high .778 shot-on-goal percentage for the second season in a row... Recorded one goal and assist for three points on the season.

2013 (Freshman): Showed glimpses of an instrumental career with her versatility and speed as a freshman… appeared 15 times on the season and was an 11-time starter… averaged over 70 minutes per contest… attempted seven shots, placing five on frame for a team-high .714 shot-on-goal percentage… offered a full 90 minutes (or more) on four occasions, including CofC’s 110 minute draw with Delaware to earn the Cougars their first point in the CAA standings. 

Before Charleston: Played club for Tampa Bay United based in Florida… helped her team earn the Region III Premier League Championship in 2010… also played for Countryside High School and has been a member of the Florida ODP State team since 2009… also a member of the ODP Region III Team in 2011.
 
Personal: Daughter of Kenny and Brooke Narum… born August 18, 1995... has one sister named Kendall… was a member of the National Honor Society and the newspaper staff in high school… enjoys skiing and scuba diving.
 
Narum on choosing the College of Charleston: “I chose the College of Charleston because of the soccer, the city and the high level of academics it has to offer. I love the atmosphere of Charleston. The coaching staff is amazing and the soccer program is a perfect fit for me. I can't wait to be part of it all!”  

George Fotopoulos Girls Director - Tampa Bay United Soccer Club on Narum: “Riley Narum is one of the top 2013 prospects to come out of the state of Florida. Her athletic ability and technical ability will allow her to be an impact player at the Division 1 level immediately. She also is one of the most versatile players to come out of the Tampa Bay area in a long time. Riley has played many positions in her great youth and high school career and has always been a difference maker!”