AWARDS & ACCOLADES
-USA South Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 22, 2020)

JUNIOR (2020): An offensive juggernaut for the Spirits who ranked in the top-five of goals (9—2nd), shots (24—2nd), shots on goal percentage (.810—2nd), shot percentage (.429—3rd), shots on goal (17—3rd) … defensive spark for Salem who ranked in the top-five of caused turnovers (22—1st), ground balls (28—2nd) and draw controls (18—3rd) … started in five games for Salem throughout the course of the abbreviated season … opened the season by netting four goals (two free position goals) after taking six shots (five shots on goal) in a 16-15 overtime win over Randolph (Feb. 22) … came through with a key defensive effort against Randolph (Feb. 22), which resulted in seven ground balls, six caused turnovers and two draw controls … her integral defensive role in Salem's second home win in program history, which came against Randolph (Feb. 22) held the WildCats scoreless for an 11:28 stretch and earned her the first USA South Defensive Player of the Week in Salem lacrosse history on Feb. 24 … came through with a goal on three shots (two shots on goal) while adding five draw controls, four ground balls and three caused turnovers against Greensboro (March 3) … found the back of the net for two up goals on six shots (five shots on goal) and anchoring the defense with eight caused turnovers, five ground balls and three draw controls versus William Peace (March 7) … scored her eighth goal of the season against Piedmont (March 8) after taking three shots (three shots on goal) while contributing three ground balls, two caused turnovers and one draw control … ended the final game of the season against Wells (March 11) with a single-game season-high nine ground balls, seven draw controls and three caused turnovers on defensive … took three shots (two shots on goal) in the clash with Wells (March 11), netting a down goal along the way.

SOPHOMORE (2019): Capped off an outstanding season for Salem, ranking in the top-five of four major statistical categories for the Spirits, including goals (25—1st), points (25—1st), shots (50—1st) and ground balls (35—3rd) … netted one goal on three shots on goal, while contributing seven ground balls, against St. Andrews (Feb. 19) … added her second goal of the season, after two shots on goal, picking up two ground balls against Sweet Briar (Feb. 22) … found the back of the net on one occasion against Ferrum (Feb. 28) … converted one goal, while making six ground balls, in a clash with Piedmont (March 9) … had three goals (three shots on goal) and five ground balls against Brevard (March 10) … finished off a meeting with Greensboro (March 13) with four goals (four shots on goal) … drove home a single-match season-high six goals (12 shots on goal) against LaGrange (April 13) … capped off a solid outing against Huntingdon (April 14) with five goals (eight shots on goal) and four ground balls … closed out the season with three goals (five shots on goal), while contributing six ground balls, in a clash with William Peace (April 20).

FRESHMAN (2018): The primary source of offense for the Spirits, ranking in the top-five of four statistical categories, including goals (25—1st), points (25—1st), shots (70—1st) and up goals (6—1st) … emerged with one goal and two shots (one shot on goal) in her collegiate debut against LaGrange (Feb. 24) … drove home three goals in 13 shots (eight shots on goal), including a one up goal, in a meeting with Huntingdon (Feb. 25) … closed a meeting with Chatham (March 5) with three goals and eight shots (six shots on goal) … established her single-match season-high in goals (five) versus Sweet Briar (March 7), taking advantage of 14 shots (10 shots on goal) and a pair of ground balls … followed that performance with two goals each in clashes with Ferrum (March 10) and Pfeiffer (March 14) … tied her single-season match-high mark in goals (five) against N.C. Wesleyan (March 28), converting five goals on 16 shots (12 shots on goal), including five up goals … found the back of the net on one occasion against Greensboro (March 31) … drove home two goals against Piedmont (April 7), after making four shots on goal … closed out the season with a goal against Averett (April 8).

PREP: Graduated from Havelock High School in 2017 … a three-sport athlete who took part in lacrosse (2015, 2016, 2017), cross country (2015) and tennis (2016, 2017) … was coached by Mitchell Williams / Ryan Tompkins (lacrosse) and Meredith Shaw (tennis) … named as Female Athlete of the Year in 2017 … earned All-Conference in tennis (2017) … named as the Coco V. Award winner following the 2017 slate … reached the North Carolina High School Athletic Association lacrosse playoffs for the first time in 2017.

PERSONAL: Collette Leana Vladimery … daughter of Yulcari and Greg Vladimery … born November 2, 1998 … has one sibling, Lucas … member of Beta Club and National Honor Society … served as a Student Council representative … active in Rotaract Club … graduated ninth of 241 students in her class … competed in Club Lacrosse for the Coastal Surge, under head coach Celic Wall, in 2015, 2016 and 2017.