Pomona-Pitzer Athletics

At Pomona-Pitzer: Completed her senior season as a member of the Pomona-Pitzer Women’s Lacrosse team, where she played defense...Helped the Sagehens to two straight NCAA Tournament appearances her final two years...2015: IWLCA Academic Honor Roll selection...SCIAC All-Academic team...Played in all 19 games, including 15 starts as a defender...Had 10 ground balls…2014: SCIAC All-Academic team...IWLCA Academic Honor Roll selection...Started every game on the top defense in the SCIAC...Had a goal in a win over Linfield...Tallied 31 ground balls and 10 caused turnovers...2013: SCIAC All-Academic team...Started all 19 games...Picker up 23 ground balls and caused seven turnovers...Scored her first collegiate goal against Oglethorpe...2012: Started all 17 games on the Sagehen defensive unit...Had 18 ground balls and seven caused turnovers.

High School: Attended Garfield High School in Seattle, where she played soccer and lacrosse...Personal: Attends Pitzer College, where she majors in public health…Plans to pursue a career working with communities affected by incarceration in order to understand and provide the resources these individuals need to positively re-enter society...Lists "Hip-Hop and Incarceration" as the most interesting course she has taken while at Pitzer...Has one brother…Nicknamed “Zo”…Hobbies include outdoor adventuring, dancing and traveling…Favorite books are A Thousand Splendid Suns and The Perks of Being a Wallflower…Favorite athlete is Michelle Akers…Lists Save the Last Dance as her favorite movie…Aung San Suu Kyi is the public figure she most admires...Involved in several community service activities ("I love the time I get to spend off campus teaching writing/poetry workshops to young men at a local juvenile detention camp and well as my internship with Fallen Fruit From Rising women, which is a social enterprise under the wing of a transitional home for women in Claremont.")...Chose Pitzer because “because I wanted to be around people that also wanted to participate in community and global action. The people at Pitzer are intelligent and driven but modest and laid back, which is the environment I like to be in.”