2025 (Senior):

• Tewaaraton Award Watch List
• Honorable mention ILWomen Media All-America
• Honorable mention USA Lacrosse All-America
• Honorable mention USA Lacrosse Preseason All-America
• Honorable mention ILWomen Midseason All-America
• First team IWLCA All-Northeast Region
• Second team All-Ivy League
• Ivy League Tournament All-Tournament Team
• Seventh in Ivy League in goals per game (2.60)
• Second on team in goals (52)
• Third on team in draw controls (60)
• Ended season with 264 career draw controls, third all-time at Yale
• Ended season with 114 career draw controls, ninth all-time at Yale
• Ended season with 134 career points, 17th all-time at Yale

2024 (Junior):

• Second team IWLCA All-Northeast Region
• First team All-Ivy League, the third all-league honor of her career
• Second on team in goals (43)
• Third on team in points (43-10-53)
• Had a 20 game goal-scoring streak that dated back to the 2023 season
• Started all 20 games
• Season-high four goals three times
• Career-high three assists in win at Dartmouth Mar. 24
• Season-high five points twice
• Season-high nine draw controls in win vs. Columbia Apr. 27
• Ended season with at least one point in 25 straight games

2023 (Sophomore):

• Honorable mention All-Ivy League, the second all-league honor of her career
• Ivy League All-Tournament Team
• Earned Barbara Bowditch Award as team's most valuable player
• Fourth in Ivy League in caused turnovers per game (1.29)
• Sixth in Ivy League in draw controls per game (3.94)
• Named Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week Mar. 20
• Started all 17 games
• All 18 of her goals for the season came in the final seven games, including career-high five goals (and career-high six points) vs. Cornell Apr. 22
• Had five straight multiple-goal games at end of season
• Season-high 12 draw controls in 14-5 win at Quinnipiac Feb. 22
• Had six games with six or more draw controls
• 67 draw controls ranked seventh on Yale's single-season record list at end of season

2022 (First-Year):

• Second team All-Ivy League
• Led team in draw controls with 95
• Started 16 games
• Made Yale debut, and first career start, in season-opening 15-4 win vs. Sacred Heart Feb. 19
• Career-high 15 draw controls in 24-14 win vs. Columbia Apr. 23

Puerto Rico Lacrosse: Played for Puerto Rico at 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship, 2023 PALA Sixes Cup and USA Lacrosse Experience Oct. 2024.

Milton High School: USA Lacrosse All-American 2021... Team captain… Four-year varsity starter, six-year varsity player (played 7th and 8th grade for Rocky Point High School)... First team all-state 2019, 2021... Three-time Scholar Athlete 2018, 2019, 2021... Montlick & Associates Athlete of the Week... Chuck Martin Award 2021... Midfielder of the Year 2021... Career stats: 166 goals, 20 assists, 130 draw controls… Team was 6A-7A State Champions 2018, 2019, 2021… Team was 6A-7A Regional Champions 2018, 2019, 2021… Basketball team captain... Second team all-conference in basketball 2020-21... Offensive Player of the Year in basketball 2020-21… Member of National Honor Society.
 
Club Lacrosse and Individual Accomplishments: Elite 120 Champion 2017... US Lacrosse national tournament team Georgia 2018… Played for Long Island Yellow Jackets… Lax for the Cure Champion 2014, 2015... Lax Blast Champion 2015, 2016... Lax by the Sea Champion 2015, 2016... U13 National Champion 2016... National Draw Champion 2017... U14 National Champion 2017... Mid Atlantic Champion 2019.
 
Notes: Hobbies include skiing, hiking, and spending time with family... Has spent summers and parts of falls coaching 2027 Eagle Stix teams, giving occasional individual lessons, and helping coach girls youth lacrosse camps… Sister Bri played on the Yale women’s lacrosse team, graduated in 2024 and played at Oregon as a grad student... Aunt attended Harvard, where she ran cross country and cycled... Grandfather attended Villanova and played football... Mother played basketball at Dowling College.

Why Yale? “I was initially drawn to Yale because of the amazing academics it has to offer, but the hospitable feeling I was overcome with gave me confidence that this is where I wanted to be.”