Bio

Twaddle becomes the third women's soccer player to enter the Hall of Fame, and was part of a group of young women who helped put the program on the map.  Part of the program's first team in 1995, Twaddle and her teammates quickly established themselves as a force winning back-to-back NEC Championships in 1997 and 1998 in just their third and fourth year of play.  They won 25 games in those two seasons, and Twaddle was a captain in 1998, along with fellow Hall of Famer Jackie Hadden.  Twaddle was an All-Conference selection in each of her final three seasons in New Britain, and scored the program's first hat trick during the 1996 season.  She played in 75 career games, making 70 starts, and posted 18 career goals and 14 career assists, good for 50 career points.