2024 (First Year):

• Recipient of 2024 NFHCA Scholar of Distinction Award
• 2024 NFHCA National Academic Squad honoree
• 2024 Yale Field Hockey Senior Award recipient
• Appeared in 14 games, starting two
• Made first career apperaances and start, and registered first career assist, in season-opening 6-1 win at Lehigh Sept. 6

USA Field Hockey: Nexus National Championship 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024... U19 Stars and Stripes Game 2022.

St. John’s School: Captained field hockey team… MAX Field Hockey Class of 2024 Top 150 Players… MAX Field Hockey Texas/Oklahoma Player of the Year 2023… MAX Field Hockey first team All-American 2023… NFHCA first team All-American 2023… MAX Field Hockey West/Midwest first team all-region 2023… NFHCA high school all-region team: West 2022, 2023… Team Most Valuable Player 2022, 2023… All-SPC 2022, 2023… MAX Field Hockey West/Midwest second team all-region 2022… All South Zone 2021… Team was Southwest Preparatory Conference Champions 2022, 2023… Team finished second in Southwest Preparatory Conference 2021… St. John’s School Best Breakout Athlete 2021… St. John’s School Not Without Honor Athletic Award 2021, 2022… Also played four years of varsity soccer and four years of varsity tennis.

Texas Pride: Fourth place at U19 National Club Championship 2022… First place at U19 Regional Club Championship 2022, 2023… First place at Sunshine Showcase 2022.

Notes: Teaching fellow at Breakthrough Houston in summer of 2024, teaching and mentoring middle school students... Volunteer for Ronald McDonald House… Private field hockey coach for kids of all ages… Mother, Sindy Pang, is an Ivy Leaguer – attended Brown (Class of 1993)... Sister, Megan Chang, plays field hockey at Johns Hopkins (Class of 2026).

Why Yale? “I chose Yale because it has a diverse, welcoming community in which I feel at home. At Yale, I know that I will be challenged both academically and athletically, as Yale gives me the opportunity to receive an excellent education while also being able to compete against and work alongside the best field hockey players in the country.”