Keeton played mostly boys hockey through the youth systems in and around South Bend, IN.  As a hearing impaired athlete, Keeton competed with the AHIHA (American Hearing Impaired Hockey Association) winning the association’s Nicholas Wehrling Award for Courage, Desire, and Character her junior year and the South Bend Tribune’s Blue Ribbon Award her senior year.  During her one year at Rose Hulman Keeton played competitive adult women’s hockey with the Circle City Sirens of Indianapolis. 

Academically, Keeton was an active member of the French club in high school.  She tutored younger students in Math in her spare time and volunteered at a local autism camp each summer.  Keeton began her college studies at Rose Hulman in biomedical engineering.  She may continue with engineering here at Ohio State too and if she does, she’ll have ready-made study partners in junior Marci Falappi and freshman Tessa McAnally.

Personal
Keeton’s parents are Joe and Maria Keeton.  She has one older sister, Rebekah.