Oakland University Athletics

Career Game-by-Game Stats | Career Stats

2012:
- Saw action in nine matches, including one start
- Finished the year with one goal for two points
- Found the back of the net in the season-opening game against Rochester College

2011:
- Played in 12 games drawing six starts for the Golden Grizzlies, including the NCAA Tournament vs Wake Forest
- Scored her first career goal against Oral Roberts (10/21)
- Finished the season with two points from one goal

2010:
- Saw action in nine games for OU

Academic Honors:

- Earned a spot on the Academic All-Summit League team and was recognized as a Distinguished Scholar (2010)
- Earned Summit League All-Academic Team honors (2011)
- Earned a spot on The Summit League Academic Honor Roll -   as a distinguished scholar (2012)
- Horizon League Academic Honor Roll (Fall 2013)
- Horizon League Academic Honor Roll (Spring 2014)

High School:
- Played four years of women's soccer at St. Marguerite d'Youville Catholic Secondary School, where she trained with coaches Habib and McDonald earning one letter as team captain
- Played club soccer for the Ajax Storm, which won the Ontario Youth Soccer League (OYSL) in 2009 with an 18-0 record
- Also won the Ontario Cup with the Ajax Storm and the team was ranked the No. 1 female team in Ontario
- Joined the Waterloo Hawks in 2010 and became OYSL division champions
- Also participated in women's volleyball and basketball, earning distinction as team captain for the volleyball team
- Was a four-year Honor Roll student
- Won her school's leadership award in 2009

Top Athletic Performance:
- Had four goals and one assist in the district semifinals during her senior season of high school soccer

Personal:
Full Name: Kourtney Patricia Victoria Grant
Parents: Balford and Shawnette Grant
Siblings: Cameron and Carter

Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland:
1. Campus is great with high academic standards
2. The OU soccer team plays a style of soccer that she I enjoy watching and playing
3. Relatively close to home so my family can come watch games