| Career Highs |
| Kills | 14 | vs. Emerson (Oct. 25, 2016) |
| Aces | 3 | vs. Emerson (Oct. 23, 2018) |
| Digs | 3 | vs. SUNY Poly (Sept. 1, 2018)
vs. Williams (Oct. 19, 2018) |
| Blocks | 8 | vs. WPI (Oct. 27, 2018) |
2018: NEWMAC All-Sportsmanship Team … NEWMAC Academic All-Conference Team … graduates tied for 10th all-time at MIT in career blocks per set (0.71) … played in 92 sets … 135 kills … 0.290 hitting percentage … 77 blocks … ranked third in the NEWMAC in block assists, sixth in total blocks, eighth in blocks per set, and ninth in hitting percentage … posted 10 kills and five blocks against Williams (10/19) … registered nine kills versus No. 4 Johnson & Wales (9/18) … racked up eight blocks against WPI (10/27) … totaled six blocks versus Wellesley (10/16). [SEASON STATISTICS]
2017: NEWMAC Academic All-Conference … played in 103 sets … 164 kills … 78 blocks … tallied 13 kills and six blocks versus Middlebury (10/21) … recorded 11 kills against Wheaton in the semifinals of the NEWMAC Tournament (11/4) … produced nine kills and five blocks against Keene State (9/30) … generated six blocks versus Tufts in the second round of the NCAA Tournament (11/11) … registered five blocks against Babson (10/3) and Wellesley in the NEWMAC Championship (11/5). [SEASON STATISTICS]
2016: NEWMAC Academic All-Conference … played in 96 sets … 149 kills … 60 blocks … ranked eighth in the NEWMAC in block assists (53), ninth in hitting percentage (.286), and 11th in total blocks … registered 14 kills and a .650 hitting percentage at Emerson (10/25) … tallied 12 kills against Williams (10/21), followed by 10 versus Mount Saint Vincent (10/15) … produced seven blocks, six kills, and two aces against Gordon (9/7) … collected nine kills and six blocks versus Swarthmore (10/15). [SEASON STATISTICS]
2015: Played in 41 sets ... 27 kills ... 22 blocks ... recorded six kills on eight errorless hitting attempts for a .750 hitting percentage to go along with three blocks against Regis (9/26) ... produced five blocks at Simmons (9/24). [SEASON STATISTICS]
Off the Court at MIT: Majoring in mathematics with computer science with a minor in business analytics … completed internships with Intertrust Technologies, Disney Research Pittsburgh, Yepchat, CaixaBank, and i.am.angel Foundation … conducted research in machine learning … associate advisor … Alpha Phi vice-president of marketing … Women Business Leaders vice-president of marketing … Society of Women Engineers.
Why I Chose MIT: I chose MIT because it has everything I could ever want in a school and does it all extremely successfully. The combination of great academics, athletics, and social life is unlike that of any other school, but the best part is the fact that you are going to school with some of the brightest, coolest, and most talented people in the world. MIT not only encourages you to challenge yourself and grow as a student/ athlete/ person but also surrounds you with a community of awesome and supportive people that are doing the same.
High School: A 2015 graduate of Palos Verdes High School ... two-time varsity letterwinner ... varsity Most Improved ... valedictorian ... National Honor Society ... Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society ... National English Honor Society ... Science National Honor Society ... Spanish Honor Society ... AP Scholar with Distinction ... Honor Roll ... University of Michigan Junior Book Award ... Toberman Service Club vice president ... Math Club secretary.
Club: Club Troy ... bronze medal at the 2014 Junior National Championship.
