NYU Athletics

2010-11 Game-By-Game Statistics
2011-12 Game-By-Game Statistics

2011-12: Appeared in all 25 games, including a start, the first of her career, against NYU-Poly (11/23)…led the team in three-point field-goal percentage and free-throw pct, and finished fourth in field-goal pct…scored in double figures on three occasions, including a career-high 14 points against Manhattanville (12/7)…notched a career-high five assists at York (11/15)…pulled down a career-best four rebounds on three occasions…had a career-high three steals to go along with 10 points against Clarkson (11/18)…scored 11 points vs. Baruch (12/3)…UAA Athlete of the Week (12/12)…UAA Winter Sport All-Academic…Intercollegiate Athletics Advisory Committee Fall and Spring Honor Rolls. 2010-11: Lone appearance came vs. Hunter (1/11)…scored three points, all at the free-throw line, and pulled down two rebounds in six minutes of action. High School: Five-year starter…served as a captain during her junior and senior campaigns…named team MVP as a senior…graduated with school records for most career three-point field goals (125), highest career free-throw percentage (.791) and highest free-throw pct. in a season (.875 as a senior), while ranking second in career points (1,166)…named All-State, All-Section and All-County her junior and senior years…also named All-County as a freshman and sophomore, and All-Division as an eighth grader…helped lead her team to the conference championship as a junior…named a Newsday Player to Watch her junior year…chosen Academic All-State as a senior…also a four-year starter on the soccer team…named All-Class in soccer her junior and senior seasons…won the Perseverance Award. Personal: Minoring in public policy…best athletic memory was reaching the 1,000-point mark in high school…volunteers for several cancer research groups, including the Foster Foundation, Swim Across America, Students Helping Students, and Locks of Love…loves traveling, going to the beach and being with family and friends…hopes to work in a field where she will be helping others, such as a psychologist or teacher.