2020-21: No competition due to coronavirus pandemic.
2019-20 (Junior): Appeared in all 27 games, averaging 12.2 minutes per game, 5.2 points per game and 2.5 rebounds per game ... Tied career high with 16 points in come-from-behind win vs. Providence ... Season-high 11 rebounds in win at Loyola Marymount.
2018-19 (Sophomore): Improved in multiple statistical categories from year-to-year, including points per game (from 2.4 to 6.7) and rebounds per game (from 2.1 to 5.5) ... Averaged 21.0 minutes per game, over 14 minutes more than the previous season (6.6) ... Enjoyed a return to her hometown as part of Yale's trip to Ohio in November, which included a practice at her high school (Laurel School) before the team's win vs. Youngstown State Nov. 23 in which she made her first career start ... Career-high 16 points in 74-41 win at Wagner Nov. 27 ... Career-high 14 rebounds in 64-49 win vs. Dartmouth Feb. 2 ... Earned team's Most Improved Player Award ... Appeared in all 29 games, making 20 starts.
2017-18 (First Year): Appeared in 27 games, averaging 6.6 minutes per game ... First career points came in season-opening 62-51 win vs. LIU Brooklyn Nov. 10 ... Season-high 11 points vs. Princeton Mar. 10 ... Season-high seven rebounds at Penn Mar. 2.
Laurel School: All-state as a junior and senior … Finished career in double-century club with 1,270 points and 1,014 rebounds … Averaged a double-double senior year (16.7 points, 13.8 rebounds) and added 4.2 blocks per game … Ranked second in state in points per game and rebounds per game as a senior … Had double-doubles in 21 of 25 games as a senior … Team advanced to state sectional playoffs and went 21-4 her senior year … Team advanced to state district playoffs and went 21-3 her junior year, earning No. 22 ranking … Laurel is an independent school, not a member of any league … Co-captain of basketball and soccer teams as a junior and senior … Earned varsity letters in basketball and soccer all four years … Received the Laurel L Award as best student-athlete.
Notes: Took a number of service trips in high school, including one to the 9th Ward in New Orleans to help rebuild houses destroyed by Hurricane Katrina; homes her group worked on were sold at cost to public school teachers who committed to working in the area … Worked with children at Sanibel Sea School on Sanibel Island, Fla., for six years, teaching marine biology and how to help conserve the ocean; originally attended the school as a camper … Brother, Rowan, played football at Johns Hopkins (right offensive tackle).
Why Yale? “I chose Yale over other schools first for its excellent academics, and second for the strong sense of family. From the first moment I stepped on campus I felt welcome. I would say hello to people, ask for directions, and they would kindly offer to help. The family environment within the team was something else that was unique. It seemed and still holds true that we could laugh together, cry together, and just be happy. We aren’t just practicing or playing together -- I feel like we are living, in a very positive way, together.”
