COLLEGIATE AWARDS AND HONORS:
- All-CCAA Second Team (2022)
- CSC Academic All-District Team (2022)
- CoSIDA Academic All-District 8 First Team (2019, 2020)
- All-CCAA Honorable Mention (2019)
- CCAA All-Academic (2021)
- D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award (2021)
- CCAA All-Academic (2018-19, 2019-20)
- CCAA Fall All-Academic (2019)
- D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award (2019-20)
2022 (SENIOR): One of eight Broncos to appear in all 18 games, and one of just three to start each one ... Led team with eight total points from three goals (tied first) and two assists (tied second) ... Also topped squad in game-winning goals (two-tied), shots (42) and shots on goal (20) ... All three goals came in Bronco road triumphs ... Tallied 62nd-minute clincher at Regis (9/9), 56th-minute winner at Cal State San Bernardino (10/6) and 53rd-minute decider at Cal State East Bay (10/21) ... Assisted on 17th-minute lone goal vs. Cal State San Marcos (10/9), and also set up only CPP goal in 2-1 loss one week later vs. Sonoma State (10/16) ... Season highs of 82 minutes in regular-season finale vs. Cal State LA (10/27) and five shots at Stanislaus State (10/23).
2021 (SENIOR): Started 14 of 16 games played, missing just home win vs. Cal State LA (9/25) ... Fifth on team with five points from two goals and an assist ... Both goals came in 2-0 home wins over rival Cal State San Bernardino (9/2, 10/14) ... Accounted for ninth-minute decider in latter affair, while also assisting on 14th-minute winner in initial non-conference meeting ... Of 27 shots, 15 on goal ... Season-high 85 minutes vs. Stanislaus State (10/8).
2020: No season due to COVID-19 pandemic.
2019 (SOPHOMORE): One of three non-California natives on 29-person 2019 roster ... Started 15 of 17 games played ... Second on CPP with 15 total points from three goals and team- and CCAA-leading nine assists, which matched single-season program record ... Tied for 21st in Division II and tied for first in West Region in assists ... 16th nationally with CCAA-best 0.53 assists per game ... Ninth in CCAA in points ... First collegiate point was assist on lone decider with eight seconds left in overtime vs. MSU Denver (9/15) ... Five of nine assists were on game-winning goals ... Scored her only winning goal in 19th minute of CCAA opener vs. Cal State San Bernardino (9/25), and added assist on capper for 3-0 decision ... Also had goal and assist for three points two games prior vs. Northwest Nazarene (9/19) in San Diego, with first career goal starting scoring in 18th minute ... One two-assist effort, including on early decider, in 4-0 rout vs. San Francisco State (10/27) ... Set up winners, all Taylor Scott strikes, at Cal State San Marcos (10/6) and at Chico State (10/11) back to back, and then vs. Cal State LA (11/12) in first round of CCAA Tournament ... Final goal opened scoring at 2:41 in first round of NCAA Championship vs. eventual West Region finalist Point Loma (11/21) in La Jolla ... Assisted on five Scott tallies in all, with four of them winners ... Started each of first 14 contests before missing final two games of regular season and coming off bench in CCAA tourney ... 12 of 28 shots on target ... Season- and game-high (tied) four shots in Chico.
2018 (FRESHMAN): Started nine of 16 games played ... Third on team with 28 shots and second with 16 shots on goal ... Made college debut as first-half substitute and credited with first career shot in opener at Seattle Pacific (8/30) ... Earned first collegiate start in 2-1 win at Concordia Irvine (9/12) ... Season and game highs of four shots and two shots on target in start vs. Cal State San Marcos (10/12) ... Collected two shots on goal five other times.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2018 graduate of Arbor View High School in Las Vegas, Nev. ... Four-year varsity player ... Three-time All-Northwest League, All-Sunset 4A Region and Nevada Preps All-Southern Nevada her final three seasons ... Nevada Preps All-State First Team as a junior in 2016 and second team as a senior in 2017 ... 2017-18 AVHS Female Athlete of the Year as a senior and Class of 2018 Salutatorian ... 2017 Esmark High School All-American ... All-State Academic Team as a junior and senior ... Also two-year varsity flag football player.
PERSONAL: An Electrical Engineering major ... Born Jan. 11 in Las Vegas, Nev. ... Daughter of parents Jerrald and Theresa ... Has three siblings, Breanna, Sierrah and Dakotta ... Aspires to be an electrical engineer after graduating from CPP ... Enjoys snowboarding, hanging out with friends and sleeping ... Roots for the Vegas Golden Knights ... Favorite athlete is USWNT legend Carli Lloyd ... Favorite TV show is Dexter ... Top movie is Footloose ... Loves pizza.
