Washington State University Athletics

WASHINGTON STATE CAREER
Fifth Year (2024) – Transferred to Washington State prior to 2024 season…pursued postbaccalaureate studies in social sciences…appeared in 16 matches with three starts for the Cougs…finished with two goals and two assists…scored in her WSU debut, a 3-0 home-opening win over Montana (Aug. 22)…delivered first Cougar assist on game-winner over San Diego (Sept. 28)…second assist came 47 seconds into match at San Francisco (Nov. 2) delivering the game-winning assist to freshman Kendall Campbell…made final start on Senior Day (Nov. 9) scoring 42 seconds into the contest to lead WSU to a 5-0 victory in the season finale.

PORTLAND STATE CAREER
 
Senior (2023) – All-Big Sky Honorable Mention…appeared in all 18 matches, starting 17 of them…finished the season with three goals and two assists on just eight shot attempts…scored first-career brace in a 3-1 win at UC Riverside (Sept. 15), including the game-winner in the 83rd minute and the insurance goal less than two minutes later…followed with one goal and one assist at CSUN (Sept. 17), assisting on the opener and scoring the second of three Viks’ goals.

Junior (2022) – Second Team All-Big Sky selection… Appeared in all 17 matches, starting 16 of them… Tied for second on the team in goals with three and points with six… Scored all three goals in conference games… Netted her first-career game winning goal against Montana.
 
Sophomore (2021) – Appeared in all 16 matches for the Vikings, starting 10 of those… Ranked third in shots, shots on goal, and points… Scored first career goal against Northern Colorado… Tallied first assist against CSUN… Career-high four shots against Northern Colorado.

Freshman (2020) – Appeared in all eight matches, starting three of those… Attempted three shots, all three of them on target… No eligibility was used due to COVID shortened season
 
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER
Attended El Cerrito High School… Names the Co-MVP of her team in 2019 while earning MVP in 2018 and Offensive MVP in 2017… Selected as a T-CAL First Team All-League in both freshman and sophomore seasons.
 
PERSONAL
Parents are Schraya and Rodney… has eight siblings, five brothers and three sisters.