Pomona-Pitzer Athletics

At Pomona-Pitzer: Completed her senior season as a member of the Pomona-Pitzer Women's Water Polo team, where she plays center...Helped the Sagehens to four SCIAC titles in four years (three outright, one shared).

2015: Second-Team All-SCIAC...Honorable Mention ACWPC Division III All-American...Earned ACWPC All-Academic Excellent Distinction...Scored 31 goals on the season...Tallied three goals in a loss to No. 3 USC...Had a season-high four goals in a home win over Whittier...Had two hat tricks against Occidental during the regular season...Scored six goals in three games in the SCIAC Tournament, including three in the semifinals against Chapman.

2014: ACWPC Second-Team Division III All-American...Second-Team All-SCIAC selection...Had 32 goals on the year, despite missing the first several weeks with an injury...Had two goals in an 8-7 win over CMS in the regular season finale, which clinched top seed in the SCIAC Tournament...Scored twice in all three SCIAC Tournament games, including a 7-4 win over CMS in the title match...Had a goal in an NCAA Play-In match against UC San Diego...Had a had trick in a win over CSU San Bernardino...Scored twice in a narrow 7-6 win over Whittier.

2013: Second-team All-SCIAC selection...ACWPC Division III Honorable Mention All-American...Had 51 goals on the year...Scored season-high five goals in a SCIAC Quarterfinal win over Chapman...Also had five goals in a 15-13 win over CSU San Bernardino...Had nine goals overall in the SCIAC Tournament, including two against Occidental in the semifinals and two against Redlands in the finals...Had two goals in a loss to No. 12 UC San Diego in the consolation bracket of the NCAA Championships...Had three goals, all in the fourth quarter, of a win over CMS in the regular season finale, which kept Pomona-Pitzer's SCIAC title hopes alive...Scored twice against No. 4 UCLA...Scored four goals against La Verne and two against Redlands in the same day at La Verne's tournament in February...

2012: Had 46 goals, including three in the NCAA Tournament (one of which came against top-ranked Stanford)...Scored the game winner on a blind backhand in triple overtime (sudden death) in the SCIAC championship game, a 12-11 win over Redlands, which allowed her to return to her hometown for the NCAA Tournament...Also had the tying goal in regulation with 5:35 left to force the overtime...Had three goals in a non-conference 15-13 win over CMS at La Verne's Tournament...Had six goals in one day (three in each) as the Sagehens defeated then-No. 1 Occidental and Caltech in SCIAC matches on March 31...Had three goals in home wins over Caltech and Siena, and three in a neutral site win over Cal State San Bernardino.

High School: Attended Patrick Henry High School in San Diego, where she was a member of the school's water polo team...Named Eastern League Player of the Year in 2010, when she scored 107 goals, ranking fourth on the school's all-time list...An All-CIF selection as a senior in 2011, when she helped her team to a 27-5 overall record (the best in school history) and an appearance in the CIF semifinals (the program's first since 1999)...Personal: Attends Pomona College...Plans to attend medical school after graduation...Played club water polo for the San Diego Shores...Younger brother, Caleb, attends Pomona ('17) and is a goalie on the Men's Water Polo team.