Jun 18, 2025Lacrosse"Co-Player of the Year in the Gabilan Division, 102 points (84 goals and 18 assists), 66 draw controls, 205 draw possessions, 86 ground balls, 38 caused turnovers, 343 career points (231 goals and 112 assists)"Sentinel
May 14, 2025Lacrosse"three goals and one assist, 65% draw win rate, five draw controls, six ground balls, and two caused turnovers"Sentinel
May 07, 2025Lacrosse"had four goals and one assist"Sentinel
May 02, 2025Lacrosse"produced a new personal record of 18 points, 15 goals and three assists"Sentinel
Apr 30, 2025Lacrosse"Scored 10 goals and won 78% of the draws"Sentinel
Apr 26, 2025Lacrosse"had 10 goals and one assist, 20 draw possessions, three draw controls, five caused turnovers, and six ground balls"Sentinel
Apr 23, 2025Lacrosse"six goals and three assists, 21 draw possessions for an 84% win rate, seven draw controls, five caused turnovers and 15 ground balls"Sentinel
Apr 19, 2025Lacrosse"scored six goals, had 11 draw wins, and four draw controls"Sentinel
Apr 04, 2025Lacrosse"had seven goals and two assists"Sentinel
Mar 19, 2025Lacrosse"had seven goals, 17 draw possessions, and nine draw controls"Sentinel
Mar 14, 2025Lacrosse"had 5 goals, 4 assists, 14 draw possessions, 4 draw controls, and 7 caused turnovers in a win against Monterey"Sentinel
Mar 12, 2025Lacrosse"had five goals and two assists"Sentinel
Mar 05, 2025Lacrosse"six goals, a whopping 17 draw possessions (a 77% win rate), and eight draw controls"Sentinel
Nov 20, 2024Tennis"lost 6-1, 6-0 to Bella Jacutin-Mariona and Cory Medeiros in the first round of the doubles tournament"Sentinel
Nov 06, 2024Tennis"won the doubles title with Erin Szymanski, defeating Isabella Calderon and Coral Collins 6-3, 6-1"Sentinel
Nov 06, 2024Tennis"Advanced to the doubles final at the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League championships, beat Aptos' Natalia Calderon and Charlotte Long 6-3, 6-2 in the semifinals, and Soquel's Lucy Federspiel and Ayla Hymes 6-4, 6-1 in the quarterfinals"Sentinel
Sep 10, 2024Tennis"Defeated Paula Reyes 6-0, 6-2 at No. 1 singles"Sentinel
Jun 01, 2024Lacrosse"Named Offensive Player of the Year in the Pacific Coast Athletic League's Gabilan Division, led the team to a second-place finish, won 134 draws, had 64 draw controls, 88 ground balls, scored 69 goals, and had 24 assists"Sentinel
May 04, 2024Lacrosse"11 goals, two assists, 15 draw possessions and four draw controls"Sentinel
May 04, 2024Lacrosse"three goals, and had seven draw possessions and three draw controls"Sentinel
May 03, 2024Lacrosse"had six goals and four assists"Sentinel
Apr 18, 2024Lacrosse"six goals and one assist, nine draw possessions, four draw controls, and caused five turnovers"Sentinel
Apr 12, 2024Lacrosse"Had five goals, one assist, three caused turnovers, and 12 draw possessions"Sentinel
Mar 28, 2024Lacrosse"had three goals and three assists"Sentinel
Mar 27, 2024Lacrosse"had two goals, five draw possessions, two draw controls, and forced five turnovers"Sentinel
Mar 22, 2024Lacrosse"had four goals and two assists"Sentinel
Mar 20, 2024Lacrosse"scored six goals, two assists, and nine draw possessions, including two draw controls"Sentinel
Mar 19, 2024Lacrosse"four goals and two assists, 10 draw possessions and four draw controls"Sentinel
Mar 14, 2024Lacrosse"Had five goals, two assists, 10 draw possessions, and three draw controls"Sentinel
Mar 07, 2024Lacrosse"scored 3 goals and had 3 assists"Sentinel
Oct 25, 2023Tennis"lost to Holly Hegna and Coral Collins in the SCCAL doubles championship 6-4, 7-5"Sentinel
Oct 25, 2023Tennis"Beat Maya Bensen and Samantha Warner 6-2, 6-3 in doubles semifinals and Natalie Victory and Neci Hoeptner 6-1, 6-0 in first-round action"Sentinel
Oct 18, 2023Tennis"won singles match 6-1, 6-0"Sentinel
Mar 18, 2023Lacrosse"six goals, two assists, one draw control, seven draw possessions"Sentinel
Nov 16, 2022Tennis"Won first-round match against Piedmont Hills' Rachel Chen and Amy Tran, 6-4, 6-3; eliminated in quarterfinals by Cupertino's Nadia Lee and Anika Malik, 6-1, 6-0"Sentinel
Snippet: "Named Offensive Player of the Year in the Pacific Coast Athletic League's Gabilan Division, led the team to a second-place finish, won 134 draws, had 64 draw controls, 88 ground balls, scored 69 goals, and had 24 assists"