Massachusetts Institute of Technology

2019: Appeared in 28 matches ... posted 99 kills (1.74 per set), 20 digs and 21 total blocks ... registered a career-high 14 kills and hit .737 in a 3-1 win over No. 11 Endicott on April 3 ... also notched 12 kills at the JWU Invitational against Alvernia on January 25 ... [SEASON STATS]

2018: Did not compete on the team as a junior.

2017: Johnson & Wales Invitational All-Tournament Team … played in 90 sets … tallied 14 kills at Johnson & Wales (1/28) … produced 10 kills and seven blocks versus Endicott (1/28) … recorded 10 kills against #12 Lasell (2/23) … posted eight kills and four blocks at Endicott (3/21).

2016: Played in 11 sets … posted four kills and two blocks against Regis (1/21).

Off the Court at MIT: Majoring in computer science with a minor in music … worked at Bellevue and NYU Tisch Hospitals as part of the Ionizing Radiation Reduction Initiative, attempting to reduce CT use in lieu of MRI use for suspected appendicitis patients.

Why I Chose MIT: I chose MIT for the opportunity on and off the court. I have a chance to continue playing the sport I love, while still attending one of the best academic institutions in the world. It gave me a chance to pursue my science and engineering studies.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Calhoun High School … all-conference … two-time all-county … four-time varsity letterwinner … earned two varsity letters for basketball … National Honor Society … Math Honor Society … Honor Roll … Athletes Helping Athletes.