Abby May

Class:
Sophomore
Position:
AT
Height:
5-8
Hometown:
Lake Forest, Calif.
High School:
El Toro

Features on Abby

• May Travels Four-Continent Path to Find a Home at Michigan (MGoBlue.com)

Career Stats

Year	GP	G	A	Pts	ShPct	EX	DEX	STL	FB	SPW	SPL
2020	6	1	1	2	.250	3	1	3	0	0	0
2021	12	1	4	5	.125	3	0	4	1	0	0
Total	18	2	5	7	.167	6	1	7	1	0	0

Career Highs
Points: 2 vs. Salem (2/20/21)
Goals: 1, 2x last vs. St. Francis (Pa.) (2/21/21)
Assists: 2 vs. Salem (2/20/21)
Drawn Exclusions: 1 vs. Iona (3/1/20)
Steals: 3 vs. St. Francis (Pa.) (2/21/21)
Field Blocks: 1 vs. San Diego State (3/6/21)

At Michigan
• Enrolled in the School of Kinesiology
• Majoring in movement science

Sophomore (2021)
• Academic All-Big Ten
• Saw action in 12 games on the campaign, scoring one goal and finishing with four assists
• Recorded two assists and a steal against Salem in the Michigan Invitational
• Scored her lone goal of the season against St. Francis (Pa.)
• Also had a career-best three steals against the Red Flash

Freshman (2020)
• Made her collegiate debut against No. 21 Wagner in the Michigan Invitational
• Scored her first collegiate goal against Iona in the Wolverine Invitational
• Dished out her first college assist against Santa Clara in the Wolverine Invitational
• Recorded one steal against No. 5 UCLA in the Michigan Invitational
• End of the season was canceled prior to conference play due to the COVID-19 illness

Prep
• Graduated from El Toro High School in 2019
• Competed for SET Water Polo Club from 2015-19
• El Toro Female Athlete of the Year in 2017-18
• Captain and team MVP as a senior
• Earned the Nick Johnson Inspiration Award in 2016
• Three-time USA Water Polo Academic All-American
• Also competed in club swimming

Personal
• Full name is Abigail May
• Born in Watertown, South Dakota
• Birthday: October 12, 2000
• Parents are Kimberly and Scott May
• Has two siblings, Isaac and Sophia

Why Michigan
"I had realized early in my water polo career that Michigan would be an ideal college for me to attend. Its strong academic program and a competitive division in water polo made it a compelling choice when it came time to select a college."

Why Water Polo
"Sports had always played a major part in my youth. Some of the first sports I participated in were soccer and swim. My introduction to water polo came to me when I moved to Australia. I started to grow in my love for the sport during my high school and the local pool practices. What keeps me playing throughout the years is the aggressive nature of the sport, and how it merged my fondness of soccer and swim."