Colorado Mesa University Athletics

Career Honors

• College Sports Communicators Academic® All-District (2025) 
• 3x Academic All-PacWest (2023, 2024 & 2025)
• 4x ITA Scholar-Athlete (2023, 2024, 2025 & 2026)

As a Senior (2025-26): Posted a 10-7 singles record at No. 6 throughout the spring after missing the fall due to injury… Went 6-3 while leading another unfinished match to close out her career… Won her lone doubles match on Senior Day (Apr. 18) over CSU Pueblo with partner Sophie Hartman… Received an ITA Scholar-Athlete honor for the fourth straight year.

As a Junior (2024-25): Led the Mavs in singles wins, going 16-8 overall, including a 16-7 dual meet mark… Was 14-7 at No. 6 and 2-0 in a pair of No. 5 starts… Had a pair of 6-match winning streaks and won 12 of 13 team points on offer at the end of the regular season… Was 15-13 in doubles, including a 15-12 dual mark… Played with freshman Catalina Ballon Marin… The duo won six of their last ten decisions and went 2-2 in the PacWest Tournament… Also earned a multitude of academic honors… Was named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team… Named as an ITA Scholar-Athlete Award winner for the third straight year… Earned a third straight Academic All-PacWest honor.

As a Sophomore (2023-24): Had a 1-2 official singles record… Also played in exhibition matches… Went 1-1 in tournament play at the Colorado College Invitational… Played at No. 5 singles against nationally-ranked Northwest Missouri State… Won by default at No. 6 singles against Ottawa (Ariz.)… Had a 2-1 doubles record, including a 1-1 mark in team duals… Won her lone start with Audrey O’Rear in the fall before going 1-1 in official duals with Kristen Thomas in the spring… Named to the Academic All-PacWest team for the second straight year… Also received the ITA Scholar-Athlete Award for the second straight year.

As a Freshman (2022-23): Was a solid 7-4 in singles play, including a 5-1 dual meet mark when appearing in the No. 6 spot of the CMU lineup… Went 2-1 overall in doubles, winning both of her matches with fellow freshman Kristen Thomas during the MSU Denver Invitational at the start of the season before dropping a dual a week later... Named to the Academic All-PacWest squad and as an ITA Scholar-Athlete.

Prep: Graduate of Don Bosco College in her native country.

Personal: Is majoring in business administration… Daughter of Danny Steur and Vivian Molenaar… Has two younger siblings— Patrick & Lisa Steur.

Why I chose CMU: “With Colorado Mesa University, I have the perfect match in terms of athletics and academics. I am confident they can give me the possibilities to develop myself as a tennis player and as a person.”