2025 (Senior)

• Appeared in 46 games, starting each one
• Slashed .292/.418/.508, recording 31 RBI, a career high
• Second on the team in home runs with seven
• Recorded four RBI against Penn on March 15
• Led the team in hit by pitches with 17

2024 (Junior)

• Appeared in 36 games, starting 31
• Slashed .380/.439./.710, recording 29 RBI
• Led the team in BA and SLG
• Hit two home runs in a win against Cornell on April 6
• Hit a team-high 13 doubles
• Tied for the team lead in triples with one
• Knocked in five RBI against Grand Canyon on March 10
• Named to the All-ECAC (Eastern Connecticut Athletic Conference Team)
• 2024 All-Ivy First Team

2023 (Sophomore)

• Appeared in 31 games while starting in 25 
• Recorded 14 runs and 19 hits 
• Recorded four doubles, four HRs and ten RBI
• .284 hitting average, .522 slugging percentage, .347 on base percentage

2022 (First Year)

• Appeared in 23 games while starting in 21 
• Recorded eight hits and eight runs with three RBI 
• .324 on base percentage

High School:

• Earned first team all-league honors in each of her three seasons playing at Fayetteville-Manlius High School
• .475 career batting average
• Team captain as a senior
• League Rookie of the Year in ninth grade
• Named to All-CNY Team as a sophomore
• Junior season was cancelled due to pandemic
• Three-time NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete. 

Travel:

• Helped lead Lady Lightning Gold to a fifth-place finish at the 2020 USA Softball National Tournament
• Also played with the Syracuse Sports Zone Academy 

High School Extracurriculars: Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Youth Ambassador
 
Personal: Lives with her parents Karen and Dickie… Father played baseball and was selected by the San Diego Padres in the 1993 MLB Draft… Younger siblings are Thomas and Megan.
 
Favorite Softball Memory: “When my Little League All-Stars team won our district championship for the first time in 20 years and went on to play at Sectionals.”
 
Why Yale? “I chose Yale for many reasons.  First off, the people of course.  More specifically, the softball team and the coaches.  These are some of the best people I have ever met, and I’m really looking forward to growing my relationship with them during my time at Yale.  Another reason is that Yale has a lot to offer academically, and academics have always been a priority for me from a very young age.  Also, I am constantly in awe of the intricate architecture the school has to offer, and I look forward to being able to see it every day for the next four years.  It is a huge honor to be able to continue my education, continue my softball career, and to represent my hometown by joining the Yale family.”

What do you hope to achieve at Yale? “I am looking forward to giving my all for Yale Softball and leaving it all out on the field.  I am very excited to become a part of the team, and I hope that we can all function together as one giant family. The biggest goal I have is to win an Ivy League championship with the team, and I will do anything and everything to help us get there.”