Last season, Everett became Wake Forest's only first team All-American after scoring 62 points on 27 goals and eight assists. She's the defined leader of the Deacon squad, leading the team by her own actions on the field. She's participated on three U.S. national teams as well. Everett takes it all in stride, however, letting modesty take over when approached about what she's accomplished on the field. It's not about being satisfied, but being optimistic in the fact that being good isn't good enough you can always play better.
Records are nice but unnecessary.
The only score that matters is when Wake's ahead and the opponent isn't. I'm sure even one of my present teammates will break one of my records. Head coach Jen Averill characterizes Everett similarly. Jenny is not impressed with statistics. She has the mentality that as good as she can be, she needs the strength of her teammates in order for Wake to be successful.