NYU Athletics

2019-20: Appeared in all eight games as a starter…All-UAA (catcher)…led the team in stolen bases and finished second in hits, runs and at-bats…went 1-for-4 with a double and two RBI vs Kean (2/22)…scored four runs while going 2-for-4 with a double and a stolen base vs. Drew (2/23)…UAA Presidents Council Scholar-Athlete Team…UAA Spring Sport All-Academic…Student Athlete Academic Achievement Award.
 
2018-19: Appeared in 22 games, starting 19…tallied three hits against Hunter (4/4)…recorded two hits vs. Case Western Reserve (3/29) and Brandeis (4/7)…NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete…UAA Spring Sport All-Academic…IAAC Spring Honor Roll.
 
2017-18: Played and started in 37 games…Second Team All-UAA…had the second-most triples on the team and the third-most hits…recorded three hits and four RBIs vs. Utica (3/12)…also had three hits vs. Staten Island (4/8), Manhattanville (4/11) and Brandeis (4/21)…UAA Spring All-Academic…ECAC Academic Honor Roll.
 
2016-17: Played in 35 games, starting 32…saw action primarily as a first baseman, catcher and designated hitter…led the team in RBIs and sacrifice flies on the offensive side, and in total chances and putouts on defense…ranked first in the UAA in sacrifice flies, was sixth in home runs and eighth in doubles…in her collegiate debut vs. FDU-Florham (3/5), scored two runs in the opener and notched her first hit with a double in the nightcap…knocked in four runs and was a home run shy of the cycle in the second game of a doubleheader vs. Montclair State (3/25)…also collected a season-best four RBIs against Rutgers-Newark (3/23)…produced a 10-game hitting streak beginning at Drew (4/5) and ending at Brandeis (4/15).
 
High School: Four-year team member…First Team All-League and Most Improved Player as a junior…Sunset League Champion as a sophomore…Second Team All-League and Coach’s Award recipient as a sophomore…All-Academic all four years…also a three-year member of the field hockey team.
 
Personal: Minoring in psychology…volunteered with the Blind Children’s Learning Center…decided to attend NYU for its “blend of high level of academics and the chance to play collegiate softball.”