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Anderson-Winchell, a standout both on and off the field, played four years as a midfielder for the Setters' women's soccer team. Additionally, the Bloomingburg, N.Y. native played as a guard on the women's basketball team for fellow 2023 Hall of Fame inductee Carrie Seymour.

Anderson-Winchell played in 70 career games for the women's soccer program from 2002-05. During her time on the pitch, she set the career record in points (56) and a shared single-season record with 29 points as a senior in 2005. Her 29-point record stood until 2014. She finished her career second in assists with 20 and currently remains fourth in the all-time record books in points. Her 18 career goals place her sixth overall on the Setter career lists. 
 
The 29 points (9G, 11A) recorded during her senior campaign still ranks third in the Pace record books. Her assist total for that season still ranks second in Setter history.
 
The Pinebush High School alumna was a 2005 Scholar All-American and was a member of the 2004 and 2005 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Women's Soccer Second Team. Additionally, she was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of American (NSCAA)/Adidas Northeast Region Scholar squad. Anderson-Winchell is a three-time All-NE10 selection, being selected to the first team in 2002 and 2005. She was second team in 2004.
 
As a guard on the women's basketball team, Anderson-Winchell played in 104 games from 2002-06 with the Setters. She totaled 145 points during her career as a steady reserve.
 
Her academic awards continued throughout as she was a recipient of the NE10 Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll Gold Medal, which includes the top 15 percent of the conference's student-athletes based on GPA. Anderson-Winchell was also honored by Pace University as she was awarded the ECAC Merit Award, which honored her for her outstanding work on the playing surface and in the classroom.
 
Anderson-Winchell graduated from Pace with a bachelor's degree in human services.