While with the Rams:

A Balanced Attack: While goal scoring is her main area of expertise, Hartman has showed she provide the Black & Gold with a balanced offensive attack with 11 goals and seven assists over her first three seasons.  

Captain Clutch: Of those 11 goals, Hartman has made sure most of them count in a big way with five of them being game-winners. Four of which came in 2007 when the Rams made a run to the CAA Championship game.  

Key to Victory?: In the past two seasons, Hartman has tickled the twine in nine different contests. The Rams are 8-1 in such contests.  

The Iron Woman?: Since debuting in the starting lineup in the 2007 season opener against Seton Hall, Hartman has not taken a break. She has started every game since then, a stretch of 41 games.

The Hats are on the Field, The Hats are on the Field!: Hartman’s breakout game came on September 16, 2007 against Navy. With the teams tied 0-0 at the half, she took over, scoring three second half goals en route to a 3-0 VCU victory. It was the first Ram hat trick since September 6, 2004 when Solfrid Andersen accomplished the feat against UNC-Charlotte.

Prior to VCU:

Drive for Five: The name “June Hartman” was known around the state of Virginia after she received the invitation to join the Virginia State Olympic Development Program (ODP) squad five years in a row.   

Captain Hartman:  Hartman served as a two-year captain of her Tallwood High School squad

GOALLLLLLLL!: June’s ability to find of the back of the net started at an early age and continued at Tallwood where she led the team in goals and assists during her sophomore and senior seasons.

Playing Both Sides of the Field: As well as finding the back of the net, Hartman earned First-Team All-District honors as a defender on two occasions (freshman and senior season)

Germany or Bust: During her time with the ODP squad, Hartman was chosen as part of the ODP A Team that traveled to Germany to compete in a international tournament 

M-V-P! M-V-P!: Hartman was named Team MVP of the Lions during her freshman and senior campaigns

Piranhas Have Bite!: Hartman’s U-20 AAU squad, the Virginia Beach Piranhas, reached the National Semi-Finals in both 2007 and 2008.

Getting to Know June

New York State of Mind: Although she’s only lived south of the Mason-Dixon Line (North Carolina and Virginia), the vast majority of Hartman’s family resides in the Empire State, which results in a passionate love of the Big Apple for June.

A True Hero: Hartman’s uncle, Lt. Glenn Wilkinson of the New York Fire Department, was one of many true heroes that were brought to the spotlight during the September 11th attacks. Wilkinson was killed during his heroic efforts in the Twin Towers.

Athletes in the Bloodline: Wilkinson joined the Fire Department after a four-year career in lacrosse and football at Hofstra. His brother James, Hartman’s other uncle, played four years of lacrosse with the Pride also.

Girls Love Diamonds: Not that type of diamond, but we’re sure June wouldn’t mind that either. We’re talking about baseball diamonds. As well as soccer, Hartman is a passionate baseball fan, particularly the Yankees and Derek Jeter.

Don’t Mess with the Law: Hartman is a criminal justice major and spent last summer working in a law firm in the Virginia Beach area. She has plans to become an FBI agent after graduating.