University of Denver Athletics

Honors & Awards:
All Big East First Team

2025:
Started all 20 games … led the team with 36 caused turnovers, good for 12^th most in a single-season … caused at least one turnover in all but two games … tallied a career-high four caused turnovers against Vanderbilt (2/16) … recorded a career-high eight draw control wins against Marquette (4/2) … tallied goals against Marquette (4/2) and Villanova (4/26) … grabbed 31 loose balls including a career-high five against Fairfield (3/7).

2024:
Appeared in 20 games … added nine ground balls and three caused turnovers … recorded her first career assist against Marquette (4/6)

2023:
Appeared in 21 games, starting in five … Registered nine ground balls and seven caused turnovers during the year … Recorded a season-high two ground balls and two caused turnovers in the season opener on Feb. 10 at Louisville … Played in all six postseason contests, including all four NCAA Tournament games … Caused a turnover in the NCAA Quarterfinals on May 18 vs. North Carolina … Picked up a ground ball in the NCAA Semifinals on May 26 vs. Northwestern.

2022:
Played in seven games, making her NCAA debut on Feb. 20 at California … Had one goal, scoring her first collegiate marker vs. UConn in the Big East Semifinals on May 5 … Recorded a draw control on April 30 vs. Marquette.

Before Denver: 
2021 All-American ... Four-year academic honor roll honoree at Lake Highland Prep ... Played club with Eagle Stix.

Personal: 
Majoring in political science and minoring in legal studies … Career goals include becoming an FBI agent or a lawyer ... Enjoys kite boarding in the ocean, surfing, driving boats, snowboarding, drawing, writing, horseback riding, hunting, skeet shooting, swimming and spending time with family and friends in her spare time ... Volunteers with Sol Balzers, which is a non-profit lacrosse program in Florida and allows kids to pick up a stick and enjoy the sport ... Involved with Best Buddies, Water for the World and HAVOC programs while attending Lake Highland Prep.
 
Why DU:
"I fell in love with the campus and its surrounding geography. The coaches and players I met while visiting were people I know I can get along with, all while being out of my comfort zone. I am really excited to get out of the Florida heat and into the cold. The campus is smaller than other colleges I have visited and felt like a place I can call home."