2017 (Junior): Fourth on team in goals (27) and points (29) despite missing final three games due to injury ... Career highs in goals and points ... Also had 16 ground balls ... Shot .600 (27 for 45), best in the Ivy League and 11th in the nation ... Season-high five goals and five points at Boston College Mar. 29 ... Appeared in 13 games, starting six.

2016 (Sophomore): Fifth on team in points (9-5-14) ... Scored two goals in a game on three different occasions ... Appeared in 14 games, starting 13.

2015 (Freshman): Had two ground balls, one goal and one assist ... Scored first career goal Feb. 25 in 18-6 win vs. Quinnipiac ... Made varsity debut Feb. 21 at George Washington ... Appeared in nine games, starting two.

Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child: Captained team … Academic All-American 2013 … Prep A Player of the Year 2012 … All Prep A 2012 … Second team all-state 2012 … All-Stars & Stripes Conference South Player 2012 … All-Union County Player 2012 … Best Offensive Award 2012 … Also played field hockey and was team captain … Third team NFHCA National All-American 2013 … First Team NFHCA All-Region 2013 … Two-time all-state in field hockey (first team 2013, third team 2012) … First team all-conference in field hockey 2012 and 2013 … First team All-Union County in field hockey 2012 and 2013 … North NJ All-Star in field hockey 2013 … First team non-public group in field hockey 2013 … First team Group 1 in field hockey 2012 … Earned field hockey team’s best defensive award 2012 and 2013 … Field hockey team was Union County Champions and conference champions three times (2011, 2012 and 2013) … Field hockey team was Non-Public Group Champions in 2013 … Field hockey team was Group 1 Champions in 2012 … Associate editor of school''s Spanish newsletter … Ninth grade Peer Leader … Volunteer peer tutor ... Scholar Athlete award recipient.

Club Team: Played for STEPS Elite with Yale teammate Madeleine Gramigna.

Notes: Also on field hockey team at Yale … Has multiple Ivy League athletes in her immediate family … Father played football at Penn … Mother played field hockey and lacrosse at Penn … Aunt and uncle played lacrosse at Harvard ... Interned with New York Giants in spring 2014 in their Premium Services Dept.

Why Yale? “The exceptional academics and competitive athletic programs drew me to Yale more than any other school. The community at Yale also felt like the right place for me when I visited, especially the residential colleges.”