Massachusetts Institute of Technology

2020:
- Did not play as the season was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic
- CoSIDA Academic All-District Team
- NEWMAC Academic All-Conference Team

2019: [SEASON STATISTICS]
- AVCA New England All-Region
- NEWMAC All-Conference First Team
- NEWVA All-New England First Team
- NEWMAC Academic All-Conference Team
- Colorado College Spike It Up Classic All-Tournament Team
- MIT Invitational All-Tournament Team
- NEWMAC Offensive Athlete of the Week (Sept. 16)
- Played in 107 sets, recording 1,106 assists, 232 digs, 72 kills, 55 blocks, and 51 aces
- Ranked first in the NEWMAC in assists and assists per set (10.34), sixth in aces, and eighth in aces per set (0.48)
- Currently ranks ninth all-time at MIT in career assists (1,969)

2018: [SEASON STATISTICS]
- Did not play due to injury.

2017: [SEASON STATISTICS]
- AVCA All-America Honorable Mention
- AVCA New England Region Freshman of the Year
- AVCA New England All-Region Team
- NEWMAC Rookie of the Year
- NEWMAC All-Conference First Team
- NEWVA All-New England Second Team
- NEWVA All-Rookie Team
- NEWMAC Offensive Athlete of the Week (Sept. 11, Oct. 23)
- Played in 86 sets, recording 862 assists, 206 digs, 46 kills, and 36 blocks
- Led the NEWMAC in assists per set (10.02) and ranked fifth in assists

Favorite Sports Memory
- My favorite sports memory is probably playing Johnson & Wales my freshman year in the regional NCAA finals. Although we lost in 5 (it was soo close!), the energy in the gym and on the court was so electric. I'll never forget how hard my teammates played for each other and how much that team loved each other.

Favorite Moment as an MIT Student-Athlete
- My favorite sports moments are the those that happen in passing – spending time with my teammates on the bus, singing our favorite songs, seeing each other in the weight room, or working on problem sets together. Knowing I have a strong community behind me in my team has been one of the best things about my MIT experience.

Off the Court at MIT:
- Majoring in mechanical engineering with a minor in comparative media studies
- Was a mechanical engineer intern at Microsoft
- Was a manufacturing engineer intern at Northrop Grumman where she qualified new programs for space applications using fiber optics
- Researched tuberculosis single cell sequencing to identify gene signatures of specific cell subpopulations in the blood as a summer intern at the African Health Research Institute
- Chair of Undergraduate Association Student Support and Wellness Committee
- Alpha Phi sorority vice president of risk management
- Camp Kesem public relations coordinator
- Committee on Sexual Misconduct Prevention and Response
- Title IX Student Advisory Committee
- MIT Global Teaching Labs
- Baker Foundation representative

Why I Chose MIT:
- To me, MIT offers the perfect blend of amazing academics and competitive Division III athletics. Collaborating with extremely intelligent women to play the best volleyball we can is the ideal environment for me, and MIT offers just that. However, MIT is more than just a school with a stellar reputation. Coming from a small high school, a strong sense of community was very important to me when looking at colleges. There is a large emphasis on teamwork here rather than competition—everyone is so supportive and just wants to see you succeed, coaches and students alike. MIT offers a tight-knit community in an urban environment, where you have so many opportunities to explore Boston and the world through internships and clubs while making friends on campus that will last a lifetime.

High School:
- Was a captain of the volleyball team at the Marlborough School
- Sunshine League MVP, Sunshine League First Team, All-CIF Southern Section Division 2
- Marlborough School CIF Scholar-Athlete nominee
- Three-time varsity letterwinner, Team MVP
- Marlborough School Hall of Fame
- Cum Laude Society
- Head of Schools’ List
- California Scholarship Federation
- Biology Book Award
- Marlborough School Trustee Award

Club:
- Sunshine Volleyball Club