2017: NEWMAC All-Sportsmanship Team … graduates ranked seventh all-time at MIT career aces (216) and career aces per set (0.47) … played in 105 sets … 213 digs … 45 aces … ranked sixth in the NEWMAC in aces and 10th in aces per set (0.43) … racked up 15 digs at WPI (10/28), followed by 14 versus Wheaton in the semifinals of the NEWMAC Tournament (11/4) … collected 11 digs against Hunter (9/23) and Wellesley (10/17) … earned four aces versus Keene State (9/30) and Tufts in the second round of the NCAA Tournament (11/11).
2016: Played in 115 sets ... 212 digs ... 44 aces ... racked up 17 digs against Clark (9/27), followed by 15 at Haverford (9/3), and 14 versus Framingham State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (11/11) ... earned six aces against Colby-Sawyer (10/6).
2015: Played in 116 sets ... 245 digs ... 68 aces ... led the NEWMAC in aces and ranked second in aces per set (0.59) ... recorded 18 digs and six aces versus Amherst in the second round of the NCAA Tournament (11/14) ... collected 17 digs at Clark (9/29), followed by 15 versus St. John Fisher (9/6) ... posted five aces against SUNY New Paltz (10/17) ... had four-ace outings versus Keystone (9/5), Gordon (9/8), Mount Holyoke (9/22), Wheaton (10/3), Emerson (10/27), and Bowdoin in the regional final of the NCAA Tournament (11/15).
2014: Played in 120 sets ... 287 digs ... 59 aces ... ranked second in the NEWMAC in aces and third in aces per set (0.49) ... finished second on the team in digs ... tallied 18 digs, four kills, and three aces versus Clark (9/30) ... posted 17 digs, five aces, and four kills at Vassar (9/5) ... also produced 17 kills at Amherst (10/25) ... earned five aces against Wellesley (10/7).
Off the Court at MIT: Majoring in brain and cognitive sciences with a minor in biology and a concentration in science, technology, and society … conducted a UROP for the Gabrieli Lab in Brain and Cognitive Sciences … Alpha Phi sorority … SAAC Health and Wellness chair.
Why I Chose MIT: For me, MIT provided the perfect combination of everything that I was looking for in a school—it offered a rigorous academic experience in addition to a strong Division III athletics program in a great city with virtually limitless opportunities. Also, MIT's sense of community and emphasis on working with others, as opposed to competing against them, was something that particularly intrigued me because this collaborative culture is not found at many other schools.
High School: A 2014 graduate of La Jolla High School ... captain as a junior and senior ... San Diego Tribune all-academic team (2012, 2013) ... three-time Western League selection ... two-time San Diego CIF Division III second team ... San Diego CIF Division I honorable mention ... four-time varsity letterwinner ... also earned three varsity letters for track and field ... Cum Laude Society ... National Merit Commended Student ... La Jolla High School Academic Distinction ... AP Scholar with Distinction ... Rotary Youth Leadership Award (2013) ... coach at La Jolla Volleyball Club.
Club: San Diego Volleyball Club (2013-14) ... Wave Volleyball Club (2010-13).
