NYU Athletics

2013-14: Compiled a 23-15 foil record, finishing with the most victories in the weapon and tying for second-most on the team…completed the season with the third-highest winning percentage (.688, 119-54) and fourth-most foil wins in team history…finished 16th at the NCAA Northeast Regional Championships (3/9)…led the team in victories at the NYU Invitational with a 10-8 record 10-8 (1/25)…went 13-5 at the Eric Sollee Invitational, going 3-0 vs. both Boston College and Hunter (2/1).
 
2012-13: Finished with a team-leading 51 victories (51-19) while competing exclusively in foil…recorded the second-highest single-season foil win total in team history…qualified as an alternate for the NCAA National Championships after placing 16th at the NCAA Northeast Regionals (3/10)…placed 15th at the U.S. Junior Olympic National Championships (2/15)…two-time UAA Athlete of the Week (2/11, 2/18)…went 15-3 during the Eric Sollee Invitational (2/3)…finished 12-6 at the Vassar Invitational (12/1)…went 5-1 in season-opening meet with Drew and Stevens Tech (11/29)…finished 3-0 vs. Tufts (2/2).
 
2011-12: Compiled a team-leading 45 wins (45-20), competing exclusively in foil…placed 14th at the NCAA Northeast Regional Championships (3/11)…went 15-3 at the MIT/Brandeis Invitational (2/4)…compiled an 11-7 record at the Penn State Invitational (12/3)…two-time UAA Athlete of the Week (12/5, 2/6).
 
High School: Four-year team member…served as captain as a junior and senior, and assistant captain as a sophomore…produced an undefeated record from eighth grade through her senior year and earned All-League honors each season…team MVP as a sophomore and junior…received the 2011 Rock USFA Section 1 Andrew Williamson-Noble Spirit Award for leadership and sportsmanship…volunteered at the Suicide Awareness and Prevention Expo as a junior and senior…three-year Honor Roll student.
 
Personal: Concentration in deviance and criminal psychology…enjoys rock/punk music, going to shows, art, traveling, and science fiction…also competes for the Fencers Club and the Fencing Academy of Westchester...plans to continue fencing on the National Circuit and eventually attend graduate school for criminal psychology.