Cornell University Athletics

Coach Graap on Dewey
"Kate is an incredibly strong and powerful athlete who has started to improve her aggressiveness. She provides a different dimension on the offensive end with her size around the cage. Dewey also has the ability to really make a difference in our draw control." 

As a junior
Dewey played in 10 contests with nine starts before injury cut her season short. She notched 13 goals and 14 total points, including including four multi-point games, and added six caused turnovers, four draw controls and three ground balls. Dewey posted hat tricks against Hofstra and Loyola (Md)., and also was credited with two goals, an assist and three draw controls against Dartmouth. She connected for goals on all three free-position attempts. 

As a sophomore
Dewey posted career highs in nearly every category as a sophomore in 2008, ranking fifth on the team with 30 points on 23 goals and seven assists. Dewey added nine caused turnovers, seven ground balls and five draw controls while starting 15 of the team’s 16 games. She finished third on the team in scoring in Ivy League games, posting 13 goals and four assists for 17 points. She recorded eight multi-point games, including three contests with four points. Dewey notched four goals against Harvard and posted three goals and an assist against both Colgate and Dartmouth. She added three caused turnovers, a ground ball and a draw against the Raiders and posted a goal, two assists and a pair of ground balls in the win over Yale. She also showed her accuracy by putting 83 percent of her shots on goal.

As a freshman
Dewey had a solid rookie campaign as a crease attacker, scoring 10 goals and adding an assist in 13 contests off the bench. She had a pair of multi-point games, including a hat trick in a victory over Harvard. Dewey also notched a pair of goals vs. Syracuse. The freshman had goals in four consecutive games early in the season, including the game-winning score against Columbia. She won seven draws and four ground balls and caused a pair of turnovers in 2007.

At Loomis Chaffee
A first-team member of the New Hampshire Division II All-State team in 2004 and 2005, Dewey was a letter winner at Loomis Chaffee School for her postgraduate year. A captain for the 2005 season, Dewey was a recipient of the "Class of 70" Award in 2005. She also played soccer and basketball. Dewey was a four-year starter in both soccer and lacrosse at the Derryfield School, earning first-team all-state honors in soccer in 2004 and 2005.

Personal
Kathryn Gouinlock Dewey is the daughter of Bob Dewey and Pam Van Arsdale and has an older sister. Dewey is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.