1 goal that one time in gym class, no assists, 3.7 GPA

That one goal may have won the game, but it was a total accident. You'd rather battle with Pokémon than battle with hockey sticks. Maybe you should reconsider applying for this scholarship.

18 goals, 15 assists, 2.3 GPA

You're a great field hockey player, but your grades are at the bare minimum and they're probably going to drop after you hand in next week's essay. Colleges aren't going to want a student-athlete who's likely to fail at being a student.

10 goals, 13 assists, 3.4 GPA

Your scores are good, but your grades are better. Clearly, you're the brains of the operation. Bank on that instead of on field hockey.

17 goals, 12 assists, 3.0 GPA

Now we're talking. Keep those numbers up and start sending your resume to colleges.

20 goals, 17 assists, 3.5 GPA

You compete nationally, you're on the honor roll, and you don't even remember what it's like to not smell like the inside of a hockey bag. Send out those resumes and videos and get ready to be inundated with offers.