2021 (SENIOR): Tabbed Second Team United Soccer Coaches All-Region … Also earned Second Team All-SEC honors … Garnered CoSIDA Academic All-District status … Ole Miss’ representative on the SEC Community Service Team … Started all 21 matches … Logged 1,900 minutes on the pitch … Ranked third in the nation with 16 assists … Also scored five goals … 21 combined goals and assists were second most in the SEC … Scored two game winners … 1-for-1 from the penalty spot … Assisted on seven straight Rebel goals from 8/26 – 9/12 … Posted a goal and an assists versus Middle Tennessee (8/26) … Dished out an assist on all four goals at South Alabama (9/2) … Set up the game winner at WKU (9/12) … Had a goal and an assist in back to back matches against Alabama (9/16) and Georgia Southern (9/19) … Assisted on the game winner at Florida (10/3) … Scored the only goal of the match in the win over Vanderbilt (10/17) … Hit the back of the net against Auburn (10/24) … Posted an assist in each of Ole Miss’ three postseason matches against Alabama (11/2), Tennessee (11/4) and Saint Louis (11/12).

2020 (JUNIOR): Named United Soccer Coaches Third Team All-Southeast Region … Selected to the SEC Preseason Watch List … Appeared in and started all 18 matches … One of three players to play all 1,693 minutes of the season … Ranked third in the SEC and 13^th in the nation with eight assists … Tied for second on the team with four goals … Team leader with 16 total points, seventh most in the SEC … Took 40 total shots, putting 17 on frame … Assisted on the game-winning goal at LSU (9/27) … Scored Ole Miss’ first goal in the 4-3 victory over No. 14 Georgia (10/31) … Assisted on the Rebels’ lone goal in the SEC tournament match against LSU (11/15) … Secured first career brace against Memphis (3/1), leading Ole Miss to a derby win … Dished out a pair of assists against Georgia Southern (3/27) … Set up the lone goal in the win over Arkansas State (4/2) … Posted a pair of assists versus South Alabama (4/10) … Converted her penalty in the NCAA Tournament shootout victory over Bowling Green (4/27) … Played a part in both goals of the comeback against No. 8 national seed USC (5/5), scoring the Rebels’ first goal and assisting on the tying effort to help send Ole Miss to the Sweet 16.

2019 (SOPHOMORE): Started all 20 matches … Missed just three minutes all season, playing the entirety of 19 matches … Tied for second on the team with five matches … Paced the team with four assists, ranking second with 14 total points … Also second on the team with 57 shot attempts, putting 26 on goal … Scored a pair of game winning goals … 1-for-1 from the penalty spot … Assisted on the tying goal in the 3-2 win over Minnesota (9/1) … Scored in back-to-back matches versus Murray State (9/8) and Long Beach State (9/12), the latter the game winner … Scored the Rebels’ lone goal in the 1-1 draw at Mississippi State (9/26) … Provided the service on the set piece game winner against Florida (10/10) … Bagged Ole Miss’ only goal at Georgia (10/13) … Posted a goal and an assist against LSU (10/27) … Also dished out an assist at Texas A&M (10/31).

2018 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in and started all 22 matches during her first collegiate season ... Saw 1,850 minutes of action on the pitch, second most on the team ... Ranked third on the team with five goals ... Added three assists for 13 total points ... Scored four game-winning goals ... Registered a goal and an assist in her collegiate debut against Louisiana (8/17) ... Played all 108 minutes at Minnesota (8/24) ... Scored the game-winner in back-to-back games against Murray State (8/26) and Troy (8/30) ... Found the back of the net against UConn (9/7) ... Saw the field for every second of four-straight matches against UConn, FAU (9/9), Alabama (9/13) and Memphis (9/16) ... Played all 107 minutes in the draw against Texas A&M (9/28) ... Dished out an assist at Missouri (10/4) ... Scored from a set-piece to lead Ole Miss to a 1-0 win over Vanderbilt (10/25) ... Named the SEC Freshman of the Week after her performance against the Commodores ... Served in the corner delivery on the game-winning goal in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament at Clemson (11/10).

HIGH SCHOOL: A three-time letterwinner at Overhills High School in Spring Lake, N.C. ... Was twice named the North Carolina Player of the Week in 2016 … Helped lead her team to a conference tournament championship … Finished her junior season in 2016 with 126 points on 54 goals and 18 assists … As a sophomore, netted 63 goals and dished out 13 assists for 139 points. 

CLUB/ODP: Member of the NC Courage Academy U-19 club … competed for CASL ECNL U-13 through U-17 … Received a Generation Adidas International Select invitation in 2016 … Invited to the Nike National Training Camp in 2015 and 2016 … Was also invited to the ECNL Player Development Program in 2016 … Was tapped for the US Soccer GNT U-14 training camp in 2014 … Finished as a top-5 scorer in ECNL in 2014.

PERSONAL: Full name is Haleigh Kae Stackpole … Born August 4, 2000 … Daughter of Chad and Andrea Stackpole … Has one brother, Christian.