One of the top offensive players in Fordham women's soccer history, Kirstin Gellatly starred for head coach Ness Selmani from 2000-02.
 
Gellatly finished her Fordham career as the school's second all-time leading scorer in both goals and total points, netting 33 career goals and adding seven assists for 73 career points. She trails only Fordham Hall of Famer Denise Corrado on the Rams' career lists.
 
As a senior in 2002, Gellatly tied for fifth in the Atlantic 10 in goals scored and tied for tenth in total points, earning Second Team All-Atlantic 10 honors. As a junior, she found the back of the net 14 times and accumulated 31 total points, setting a school record for most goals and most points in a season.
 
During her first year at Fordham in 2000, Gellatly quickly etched her name in the Fordham record book, scoring five goals and adding one assist in a win over Saint Peter's. The eleven points broke Danielle Tanzi's previous school record of ten in a game, set in 1996, while the five goals tied Tanzi's school record.
 
Gellatly started her collegiate career at Pittsburgh, transferring to Fordham following her freshman year after being named to the BIG EAST All-Rookie Team.