2016: Played in 28 sets ... 148 assists ... totaled 20 assists, six digs, and two blocks in two sets versus Gordon (9/7) ... dished out 16 assists against Regis (9/10) ... currently ranks 10th all-time at MIT in career assists (1,234).
2015: Morrisville State College Tournament Player of the Tournament ... played in 110 sets ... 1,086 assists ... 153 digs...led the NEWMAC in assists and was second in assists per set (9.87) ... racked up 60 assists and seven digs against Springfield (9/19) ... generated double-doubles versus Williams (56 assists, 10 digs on 10/24), Tufts (48 assists, 10 digs on 10/24), and Bowdoin (33 assists, 13 digs at the NCAA tournament regional final on 11/15) ... dished out 51 assists against Amherst in the second round of the NCAA tournament (11/14) ... earned five aces versus Bowdoin (9/12), followed by four against Mount Ida (10/13) ... recorded four blocks versus Williams (10/24).
Off the Court at MIT: Majoring in urban planning and economics ... was a technology project manager for the T-Mobile Internship Program ... conducted an Advertisement-Discrimination UROP under Professor Catherine Tucker ... Sloan Business Club board member ... Maseeh Hall peer mentor ... interned at Microsoft in its Internet of Things division.
Why I Chose MIT: I chose MIT for its strong academics and amazing people. I wanted to surround myself with the bright and talented students and community members that MIT is known for, to challenge myself and to help myself grow. MIT stood out amongst the many colleges I was looking at for its vibrant culture, location, and strong involvement in athletics. After visiting and meeting my potential future teammates and coaches, I knew that MIT was the perfect fit for me.
High School: A 2015 graduate of Holy Names Academy ... National Honor Society ... AP Scholar with Distinction ... Microsoft High School Intern Program ... Washington State Award for Aspirations in Computing ... Community Service Recognition in tutoring ... student ambassador.
Club: Sudden Impact Volleyball Club, Lake Tapps (three-year captain).
