Kristie Kelly
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Jersey Number: 47
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Position: WR
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Age (on April 1, 2025): 29
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Height: 5-2
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Weight: 120
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Hometown:Columbia, MD
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High School:Dartmouth and St. Lawrence University
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Previous Football Experience:DC Divas 2022 Season to present
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Before that, none. However, I did play professional Ultimate Frisbee in 2019 (NY Gridlock) What charities and/or causes do you support and would like to see the team do the same in some manner? |
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Kristie Kelly (she |her) started her athletic journey at age four on a soccer team coached by her dad. In middle school and high school, she played just about every sport: soccer, basketball, lacrosse, softball, karate, tennis…etc. Her passion for sports continued throughout college where she joined the women’s varsity soccer team at St. Lawrence University. In her junior year, she began a dual-degree engineering program at Dartmouth College where she then discovered a love for a new sport, Ultimate Frisbee. |
With Kristie on the team, Dartmouth Daybreak (formerly known as Princess Layout) finished 5th at the USA Ultimate D-I College National Championships in 2016. In the subsequent two years, Daybreak went on an unprecedented back-to-back college championship run, bringing Dartmouth Ultimate their first and second championship titles in the history of the program. |
In 2019, Kristie was selected to play for the New York Gridlock (NYGL) in the first ever professional ultimate frisbee league for women, non-binary, and genderqueer athletes. Kristie has traveled nationally and internationally to compete against teams from Atlanta, Raleigh, Austin, Nashville, Columbus, Indianapolis, and even Colombia (the country!). |
Kristie presently works as an electrical engineer and FPGA engineer at the Johns Hopkins University (JHU) Applied Physics Laboratory. Here, Kristie works in the Space Exploration Sector, Spacecraft Power Engineering Group, designing and testing flight hardware and firmware for NASA’s Europa Clipper mission as well as NASA’s Dragonfly mission. Kristie is also pursuing a master’s degree at JHU in Computer and Electrical Engineering. |
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