New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics

2017: Appeared in eight matches, with six starts. … earned a 1.03 goals against average and .848 save percentage. …tallied two shutouts. … in her career posted 209 saves (third in DI era), a .836 save percentage, eight shutouts with a 9-18-5 overall record.

Will return in 2017 as a graduate student, pursing her masters in engineering management

2016: The senior appeared and started in 15 matches for the Highlanders posting a 6-6-3 record. ... posted a 1.14 goal against average, tallying 80 saves and an .812 save percentage. ... notched four shutouts. ... in her career David played in 32 matches conceding 24 goals, with a 1.22 goals against average, a .833 career save percentage, accumulating 170 saves and six shutouts. ... sits third in the NJIT Division I record books for career saves.
*NJIT women's soccer defeated USC Upstate 3-0 on September 24 for the programs first ever ASUN Conference win.

2015: The junior appeared in five matches, with one start. ... recorded a 1.32 goals against average with a .849 save percentage and 15 saves.

2014: Appeared in 12 matches with seven starts. ... tallied 75 saves, 1.15 goals against average and a .872 save percentage. ...selected NJIT Female Athlete of the Week twice (10/13 and 10/20) and CollegeSportsMadness Division I Independent Player of the Week twice (10/14 and 10/21). ... 2014-15 NJIT women's soccer Outstanding Performer award winner.

2013: Backup goalkeeper.

Team Note:NJIT finishes 2013 at 8-10-1 while notching 6 shutouts, also a new program high in the Division I era, which began in 2006. The previous Division I high for wins was 7 when the Highlanders were 7-9-2 in 2009.This year's team also matched the overall program record for wins. Started as a Division III program in 1996, NJIT played in Division II from 1997 to 2005, posting an 8-6-3 mark the final season in Division II.

Risden, who played as a goalkeeper in college, on David: “She is an athletic, hard-working and talented goalkeeper. A solid shot-stopper, she communicates well with her defense and reads the game well.”

Prior to NJIT: Karen David comes to NJIT enrolled in NJIT's Albert Dorman Honors College, where she plans to major in chemical engineering, from Biotechnology High School in Freehold Township, NJ. … On the field, she was the goalkeeper for the 2011 Group III Central Jersey champions and she earned Monmouth County recognition as a senior and junior. … In club soccer, she played for the New Jersey Wildcats, who were ranked fourth in the nation. Her coach with the Wildcats, Kevin McDermott, offered high praise: “She is a top goalkeeper and has a tremendous vertical and frequently comes up with saves to shots you would never imagine could be saved.”

Personal: Enrolled in NJIT's Albert Dorman Honors College...majors in chemical engineering and pursing masters in engineering management.