HONORS & AWARDS
• 2021 All-Big West Conference Honorable Mention
• 2021 ACWPC All-Academic Team (Excellent)
• 2018 ACWPC All-Academic Team (Superior)
• 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 Big West Conference All-Academic Team
2021: Appeared in all 19 matches for the Aggies... Led the team and the Big West Conference with 47 points and a league-high 25 assists, while ranking third on the team with 22 goals... Shot .458 (22-for-48) on the year and averaged 2.5 shots per game... Scored in 14 of the team's 19 matches... Her 13 steals were tied for fourth on the team, while finishing tied for second with 16 drawn exclusions... Finished with a goal, two steals, and a career-high five assists against Pacific on March 7... Collected a hat trick against the Beach on March 28 and added six more multiple goal performances... Netted four assists against Long Beach State in the Big West Tournament quarterfinals and finished with an assist hat trick against Pacific on Feb. 28... Swiped two steals in four different matches.
2020: Collected 17 assists and scored seven goals throughout 20 games played... Played 20 games... Finished the season with 14 steals and nine drawn kickouts... Recorded her first career hat trick vs. Pacific (2/23) at the Barbara Kalbus Tournament.
2019: Saw action in all but three games in her sophomore year… Scored six goals, and matched a single-game career-high of two goals against Fresno Pacific on Jan 18.
2018: Made 24 game appearances for 215 minutes in the pool… Tallied 11 goals, eight assists, 13 steals, and seven drawn exclusions… Was one of four lead scorers in the game against Cal State Monterey Bay on Feb. 17 with two goals, and had a season-high three assists during that game.
W.J. MOUAT SECONDARY SCHOOL ’16: Was a member of the Fraser Valley Water Polo Cub for seven years, and awarded MVP in 2014, 2015, and 2016…Also a member of Team Canada… During her time for Team Canada, she earned a silver medal at the 2015 Youth Pan Am Jamaica, and participated in the 2016 Youth World’s in New Zealand, as well as the 2017 Junior World’s in Greece, where her team finished in eighth place.
PERSONAL: Born in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada… Majoring in psychology… Parents are Madeleine and Harley… She is the youngest of four, with two older sisters Sophie and Michelle, and one older brother Jordan… Favorite facility she’s competed at was in Volos, Greece… Says the reason she chose UC Davis athletics was because this school has both great athletics and academics.
