Colorado Mesa University Athletics

Overall Career Honors

• Second Team All-RMAC (Midfield - 2022)
• 4x RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll (2019-22)
• 2x IWLCA Academic Honor Roll (2021 & 2022)

2022: Earned Second Team All-RMAC honors as a major contributor… Was second on the team and fourth in the entire RMAC with 68 draw controls, the seventh highest total in program-history… Named to the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll for the fourth straight year as well… Also selected to the IWLCA Academic Honor Roll for the second straightt season... Played and started all 18 games in the midfield… Scored two goals, while assisting on another… Recorded four ground balls and three caused turnovers… Registered at least one draw control in every game, matching a career-high with eight in a RMAC Tournament semifinal win over UCCS.

2021: Played in 12 of the Mavs’ 13 games… Made six starts… Was second on the team with 35 draw controls… Ranked ninth in the RMAC with her 2.92 per game average… Had a career-high eight in the RMAC Tournament semifinals against UCCS before recording six more in the final against Regis… Scored three goals while recording five assists and eight offensive points.. Had a 3-point (1G, 2A) game against Adams State on Apr. 1… Took five shots, four of which were on goal… Recorded nine ground balls and three caused turnovers… Had a season-high four ground balls against Lindenwood on Mar. 21… Named to the RMAC All-Academic and IWLCA Academic Honor Rolls.
 
2020: Played and started all four of the Mavericks’ games before the pandemic canceled the remainder of the season… Scored four goals, netting three in a Mar. 12 win over Rockhurst… Scored the over-time game-winner in what would be the final play of the Mavs’ campaign… Put all five of her shots throughout the season on goal… Also had eight ground balls, eight draw controls and three caused turnovers… Had a season-high five draw controls and a season-high three ground balls in the win over Rockhurst… Named to the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll for the second straight year.

2019: RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll…Played in 14 games, starting five…Caused a season-high two turnovers against Lindenwood in the NCAA Championships (May 12)... Finished the year with ten ground balls and nine caused turnovers.