Gettysburg College Athletics

Steph Fisher left Gettysburg as one of the most decorated field hockey players in program history.
 
Fisher made an immediate impact with the Bullets, earning all-conference accolades in each of her first two seasons and helping the team claim a share of the league championship in 1997.
 
In 1998, Fisher grabbed the spotlight as the Centennial Conference Player of the Year and landed a spot on the All-America First Team. She posted 37 points and tied a school record with four goals in a single game. Gettysburg won a school-record 17 games and advanced to the NCAA Division III Tournament.
 
Fisher’s final season in orange and blue proved to be her best. She tied the school record with 49 points en route to her second CC Player of the Year award. Fisher was tabbed All-America Second Team as the Bullets claimed their third-straight conference title and a spot in the NCAA Tournament. Fisher came up big in a number of wins, including scoring the winning goal in an overtime decision over top-ranked Lebanon Valley College.
 
Fisher closed her career as Gettysburg’s all-time leader in points (132) and goals (56).
 
A native of Lewisburg, Pa., Fisher graduated from Gettysburg with a degree in health and physical education.