2012 Season (Sophomore): Named CACC Tournament Most Valuable Player – named to CACC All-Tournament Team – appeared in all 22 games as a sophomore, making 18 starts on the front line – second on the team with eight goals – second on the team with 19 points – added three assists – scored a pair of goals in the CACC Tournament Semifinals against Georgian Court – added an assist on the lone goal against Philadelphia in the CACC Tournament Championship to claim the MVP – also scored a pair of goals against Bloomfield on September 15 – scored one goal in three straight contests early in the season – scored the first goal in the 4-0 victory over Goldey-Beacom on September 11, her lone game-winner of the year.
2011 Season (Freshman): Appeared in 15 matches as a true freshman, making 14 starts – tallied an assist in four separate games for four points on the year – took 27 shots, six of which were on goal – assisted on goals in back-to-back games, first at NYIT on September 20 and again at Dowlingin on September 22.
High School: Four-year letter-winner at Burlington City High School under coaches Sue Andris and Janet Brown – named First Team All-Conference all four years – named Third Team All-State as a junior and a senior – scored 101 goals throughout high school career – also earned four letters in softball – named First Team All-Conference in 2009-11
Personal: Victoria Vasapolli – daughter of Vince and Mary Vasapolli – has an older sister, Rosemarie, and a younger brother, Vinnie – majoring in elementary education at Wilmington University with aspirations of becoming a teacher-the most played song on her iPod is Baby by Justin Bieber- her favorite movie of all time is Rocky IV- her favorite pro sports team is the Philadelphia Phillies- and her favorite athlete is Chase Utley