Cal Poly Pomona Athletics

As a Redshirt Junior in 2013-14: In February, she was selected as an NCAA Division II Academic All-American... Across all sports, she became just the ninth Bronco to receive the Academic All-America accolade... Helped guide CPP to the Final Four in Erie, Pa... Ranked first in the league in minutes played (1,150) and also in three-pointers made (70)... That three-pointer mark ranks second all-time in the Broncos' single-season leaderboard... In the West Regional semifinal game against Chico, she knocked down five triples en route to a 25-point performance... She followed that up with a 19-point showing in the West Region title win over Montana State Billings... Awarded the 2013-14 Hal Charnofsky Award at the annual CPP "Evening of Excellence" banquet.
 
As a Junior in 2012-13: Did not play and received the redshirt designation... Earned her undergraduate degree in Communication with Public Relations option... Now pursuing a Master's of Science degree in Regenerative Studies.

As a Sophomore in 2011-12: Put together a stellar debut season for the Broncos as a sophomore... Appeared in 25 of the Broncos' 28 games and averaged 15 minutes per contest... Finished fourth on the team in scoring with 7.2 points per game... Her most impressive performance came in the Broncos' win against Azusa Pacific on Dec. 15, when she connected on 12 of her 14 shot attempts en route to 31 points... In that 82-69 win, she knocked down seven three-pointers - just one shy of the program record... Finished the season with the team's second-best three-point percentage at 37.3 and third-best free-throw mark at 80.6... Received two academic honors at the conclusion of 2011-12 as she earned a spot on the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) All-Academic Team and received an Academic Achievement Award from the Division II Athletic Directors Association (D2ADA).

At Citrus College: Named the Western State Conference (WSC) Player of the Year for the 2010-11 campaign, the first for the Citrus program since 2004-05... Averaged a team-best 21.6 points per game on 42.1-percent shooting from the floor... Scored a school-record 43 points against Mt. San Jacinto in just the second game of the year... Also received All-State Second Team honors... Named the Citrus College Athlete of the Year.

High School: A 2010 graduate of Ayala High School... McDonald's All-American nominee… Prepped four varsity seasons for the Bulldogs and head coach Mel Sims… Named the Sierra League MVP as a senior and junior… Earned All-CIF First Team honors as a freshman, junior, and senior… Received All-CIF Second Team  honors as a sophomore… Selected to All-Sierra League First Team honors as a freshman and sophomore… Holds the Ayala High School record for most three-pointers made.

Personal: Daughter of Jerome and Karen Marsh... Father is a Cal Poly Pomona alum and mother graduated from San Diego State... Has an older brother named Alex... Earned her undergraduate degree in Communication with Public Relations option... Now pursuing a Master's of Science degree in Regenerative Studies... Enjoys reading and hanging out with friends and family in her free time... Favorite athlete is Diana Taurasi... Favorite pro team is the Los Angeles Lakers... Aspires to attend law school and help improve the current state of our environment.