| Career Highs |
| Aces | 5 | vs. Wellesley (Oct. 16, 2018) |
| Digs | 28 | vs. Wheaton (Nov. 4, 2017 - NEWMAC Tournament Semifinal)
vs. No. 8 Johnson & Wales (Nov. 12, 2017 - NCAA Tournament Regional Final) |
2018: NEWMAC All-Conference First Team … NEWMAC Academic All-Conference Team … NEWMAC Defensive Athlete of the Week (10/9) … New England Challenge All-Tournament Team … MIT 1000 Dig Club … graduates ranked eighth all-time at MIT in career digs per set (3.29) and 14th in career digs (1,054) … played in 103 sets … 412 digs … 53 aces … ranked fourth in the NEWMAC in digs, fifth in aces per set, and sixth in aces and digs per set … generated 26 digs and two aces against Babson (10/2) … tallied 22 digs and four aces versus Coast Guard (9/22) … produced 20 digs and five aces against Wellesley (10/16) … registered 20 digs versus WPI (10/27) and Wheaton in the quarterfinals of the NEWMAC Tournament (10/30). [SEASON STATISTICS]
2017: NEWMAC Tournament Most Outstanding Player … NEWMAC Academic All-Conference … played in 110 sets … 431 digs … 34 aces … ranked seventh in the NEWMAC in digs and 10th in digs per set (3.92) … amassed 28 digs against Wheaton in the semifinals of the NEWMAC Tournament (11/4) and No. 8 Johnson & Wales in the regional final of the NCAA Tournament (11/12) … collected 17 digs versus Keystone (9/2) and Clark (10/10) … recorded 16-dig performances versus No. 15 La Verne (9/9), Hunter (9/23), Wellesley (10/17), Middlebury (10/21), Maine Maritime in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (11/10), and Tufts in the second round of the NCAA Tournament (11/11) … earned four aces against Endicott (9/9). [SEASON STATISTICS]
2016: Did not play due to injury.
2015: Played in 107 sets ... 211 digs ... racked up 20 digs versus Bates (9/12) ... collected 16 digs against Springfield (9/19) ... recorded 14 digs at Gordon (9/8) ... tallied 13 digs versus Amherst in the second round of the NCAA tournament (11/14) ... earned three aces at Wheaton (10/3). [SEASON STATISTICS]
Off the Court at MIT: Majoring in mechanical engineering with a minor in design … conducted mechanical engineering internships at Microsoft, Integral Group, and Keecker (robotics) … was a software development intern at Accolade, Inc. … research assistant in the Choi Lab … studied product design and manufacturing in the MIT Media Lab’s Affective Computing Group … Society of Women Engineers … Women Business Leaders … Design for America project mentor.
Why I Chose MIT: I chose MIT because it was everything I was looking for in a school. With a coaching staff that will push us on the court and professors that will push us off the court, I knew that MIT would make me a better person. I know that the culture at MIT will challenge me, but more importantly it will inspire me. MIT students and professors make efforts to change the world every day and I wanted to be a part of that.
High School: A 2015 graduate of The Overlake School ... two-year captain ... three-time all-conference first team in addition to an all-conference honorable mention selection ... graduated as her high school's record holder for career aces and digs ... four-time varsity letterwinner ... also earned a varsity letter for tennis ... Woman in Engineering co-leader ... Washington State Honors Award.
Club: ITVC.
