2020-21: Elected captain by her teammates ... No competition due to coronavirus pandemic.

2019-20 (Junior): Academic All-Ivy League ... Made successful return after missing final 24 games of previous season due to injury ... Second on team in steals (49, fifth in Ivy League) and blocks (11) ... Third on team and 13th in Ivy League in scoring (12.3 points per game, career high) ... Averaged career-high 4.2 rebounds per game ... Career-high 24 points in win at North Carolina Dec. 28, helping her earn Ivy League Player of the Week ... Career-high 16 rebounds in win vs. Dartmouth Mar. 6 ... Career-high seven assists in win vs. Sacred Heart Dec. 19 ... Career-high six steals in win vs. Fresno State Nov. 29 ... Started all 27 games.

2018-19 (Sophomore): Started first five games before season-ending injury during game at Cincinnati Nov. 21 ... Season-high 11 points and eight rebounds in 67-64 win vs. Niagara while playing Preseason WNIT game at Stephen F. Austin in her home state of Texas.

2017-18 (First Year): Appeared in all 32 games, starting 28 ... Averaged 7.4 points per game and 2.9 rebounds per game ... First career points came in season-opening 62-51 win vs. LIU Brooklyn Nov. 10 ... Season-high 16 points vs. Hartford in Fordham Holiday Classic Dec. 29 ... Season-high nine rebounds while playing in her home state of Texas and making her first career start as Yale upset TCU 82-71 Nov. 21.

Greenhill School: Texas Association of Basketball Coaches Large Private Player of the Year as a senior … Multiple-time winner of school’s female athlete of the year award … First player in school history to score 1,000 points in a season … Basketball team MVP … All-conference in basketball, track and volleyball; captained each team junior and senior years and won coaches’ award multiple times in each sport … Won SPC championships in basketball (2014), track (2014, 2015, 2016) and volleyball (2015-16) … Graduated cum laude … Received math and statistics award … Received Bernard Fulton Award as the senior whom the school believes best represents the school’s mission … Co-President of the Honor Council … Very active with high school newspaper.

Notes: Contributing reporter for the Yale Daily News … Served the refugee community in Dallas through programs called McShan Reads and Vickery Meadow Summer Reading Academy … Sister, Camille, played soccer at Bucknell (Class of 2019) … Father played basketball at Bucknell … Grandfather, David Sears ’53, played basketball at Yale … Uncle went to Yale.

Why Yale? “I chose Yale because of the incredibly diverse, intellectual, welcoming and fun atmosphere. I felt that at Yale I could challenge myself athletically, and more importantly, academically, and meet interesting and friendly people along the way. I feel incredibly lucky to attend such a beautiful and historically rich institution, in an incredibly vibrant community of New Haven, and I can''t wait to be here for the next four years.”