2020-21: No competition due to coronavirus pandemic.

2019-20 (Sophomore): Appeared in career-high 23 games ... Season-high six points in win vs. Fresno State Nov. 29 ... Career-high four assists in win at UMass-Lowell Nov. 21 ... Season-high four rebounds in win at Loyola Marymount Nov. 30 ... Returned to her home state of North Carolina and played in win at UNC Dec. 28.

2018-19 (First Year): Appeared in 19 games, making first start in 74-41 win at Wagner Nov. 27 ... Missed games from Dec. 4 through Dec. 28 due to injury ... Led team with season-high 17 points at Dartmouth Feb. 22, going 5-for-5 from three-point territory ... Shot .459 for the season, including 11-for-25 (.440) performance on three-pointers.

Athens Drive High School: Three-time captain … Two-time team MVP … Southwest Wake Athletic Conference Player of the Year 2017 … Two-time first team all-conference … Second team NCBCA all-district 2017 … News & Observer All Metro Team 2017 … Cleveland Classic Tournament MVP … Four-time academic all-conference … Won player of the week honors from Raleigh Sports Club and Max Preps … Two-time Athens Drive Female Athlete of the Year … Scored more than 1,000 career points … RDU High School All-Star … Four-year starter … Also captained soccer team as a junior and as a senior … Four-year starter and academic all-conference selection in soccer … All-conference in soccer as a junior and as a senior … All-region in soccer as a senior … Key Club scholarship recipient.

Notes: Member of Teen CORE, organization committed to teen service in her neighborhood.

Why Yale? “I was told by most people before I visited colleges last year: ‘You’ll know it when you see it.’ Well, I knew it when I saw Yale. The academic opportunities available to Yale students are exactly what I was looking for and I feel at home there. I’m also excited to be working with the women’s basketball program staff and to join a great group of players.”