Chico State Athletics

One of 15 true freshmen on the Wildcats’ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2020 graduate of St. Francis High School in Sacramento…Earned two varsity letters…Led the Troubadours with 14 goals as a junior and booted the game-winning golden goal in the 2018–19 CIF Northern California Division II championship match…Earned 2018­–19 All-Delta Conference honors and was named the team’s Newcomer of the Year as a junior…Featured in the May 6, 2019 “Faces in the Crowd” column in Sports Illlustrated…Personal: Born February 25, 2002, in Sacramento…Daughter of Craig and Katy…Has an older sister, Emily…The person she most admires in the sports world is Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Juju Smith-Schuster (“He dedicated himself to his sport and thrived for excellence, along with adding fun and philanthropy to his community”)…Why she chose to attend Chico State: “To continue my athletic career and to be a part of the women’s soccer family. Chico fit my aspirations both academically and athletically”…Her greatest sports moment was scoring the winning goal for my St. Francis High in overtime to win the NorCal D-II championship…The most interesting thing she’s ever done is ski at all of the different ski resorts in Lake Tahoe …The most impressive thing she’s ever accomplished was “having an article written about me featured in Sports Illustrated”…Life lessons she’s learned from playing soccer: “discipline, camaraderie, and sportsmanship”…Enjoys exercising, listening to music, going on drives, and spending time with family and friends when she has some free time…Loves to snow ski…Has three dogs…At the top of her bucket list: “A trip to Europe”…Best advice ever received came from her mom: “Just take one thing at a time”…Majoring in criminal justice…Hopes to establish a career in criminal investigation and evidence.