Georgia State University Athletics

Career: Named to the 2010 All-CAA third team and CAA All-Tournament team ... Named CAA co-Player of the Week ... Registered 178 total career saves placing her in sixth place for career saves in the Georgia State record books ... Tallied four shutouts throughout her four seasons ... Recorded 2923:22 total minutes in goal ... Named once to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll.

2011: Played in 14 games of the Panthers' season, starting all but one ... Sustained an injury in the second game of the season causing her to miss the following three matches ... Injured again midway through the CAA portion of the schedule which caused her to miss two conference games ... Registered 1261:08 minutes in goal, making 70 saves on the season ... Contributed to the 4-0 shutover over Old Dominion ... Finished the season with a save percentage of .745 and goals against average of 1.71 ... In the conference statistical rankings, placed seventh at the end of the season in saves, eighth in GAA and ninth in save percentage.

2010: Named to the All-CAA third team ... Earned a spot on the CAA All-Tournament team ... Appeared in all games and started the final 10 games of the season to account for 1350:29 minutes in goal and 88 saves ... Earned CAA co-Player of the Week honor for her performance in the 3-2 overtime win against 2010 CAA Champion, James Madison, and scoreless tie against VCU. She registered 15 saves between the two matches including a penalty kick save against James Madison with just 16 seconds remaining in regulation to take the game into overtime ... Ended the regular season ranking first in the CAA in save percentage with .844 and second in saves with 81 ...  After splitting time in goal with starter, Heidi Blankenship, stepped in as full-time goalkeeper following Blankenship's injury ... Earned three shutouts in games against William and Mary, VCU and UNC Wilmington ... Took a break from goalkeeper to notch her first-career goal while playing midfield in the 9-0 victory over Alabama A&M.

2009: Appeared in two games for the Panthers, giving up only one goal over the course of 22 minutes.

2008: Played in nine games including taking over starting duties for two games while sophomore Heidi Blankenship was sidelined with injury... Recorded her first career shutout against Georgia Southern... Notched 20 saves and compiled a 1-1 record... Recorded an .833 save percentage, allowing only four goals in 289 minutes in goal... Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.

Prep: Earned three letters a Salem High School in Conyers, Georgia... Also lettered in basketball... Led Salem's women's basketball team to the Elite Eight of the playoffs during sophomore year, but took the following year off to focus exclusively on soccer... Returned to basketball in her senior season and again led her team to the postseason... Most recently played for the 08 Tophat Golf R3PL team... Played in the R3PL league for three seasons... Finished second nationally in 2002 in the Elks National Soccer Shoot contest in the U13 bracket... Selected to the Georgia Olympic Development Region Pool as the U14 goalkeeper in the 2003.

Personal: Kellianne Veronica Collins was born June 27, 1990 in Valenica, Calif. ... She is the daughter of Ken and Julianne Collins... Has an older brother, Chris... Major is psychology.