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Named to 2020 CCAA Fall Academic Honor Roll…Played in 17 matches for the ‘Cats as a true freshman in 2019, starting 11…Notched two goals and two assists on the season…Delivered one game-winning goal…Scored first career goal and assist as a Wildcat September 21 vs. Fresno Pacific…Earned 2019–20 CCAA All-Academic honors…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Roseville High School…Collected 65 goals and 27 assists during her prep career…Earned Capital Valley Conference MVP honors as a senior…Led Tigers to the CVC title in 2018–19 season and the 2016–17 Sac-Joaquin Section Division II championship…Three-time First Team All-CVC selection…Personal: Born March 8, 2001, in Roseville…Daughter of Brian and Lisa…Has a twin sister, Kelsey…The person she most admires in the sports world is U.S. women’s national soccer team star Julie Ertz (“because of her grit and determination on and off of the field”)…Favorite course at Chico State is Psychology 101, taught by Adelaide Harris…Why she chose to attend Chico State: “I loved the college town. It was small and cute and just what I wanted. I also chose Chico because I loved the team dynamics and it instantly felt like family”…Her greatest sports moment was winning the State Cup with her club team …The most interesting thing she’s ever done is traveling around Spain…The most impressive thing she’s ever accomplished is playing soccer for the past 15 years year round while also balancing school and her social life…Has learned by playing soccer that “your attitude and confidence are huge in sports. A teams attitude can help determine success as a whole and confidence can make a good player even better”…Enjoys going on runs, boating, and spending time with friends, family, and “two cute corgis” when she has some free time…At the top of her bucket list: “Visit every state in the U.S.”…Best advice ever received: “Give it your all while you’re on the field. You can rest later”…Majoring in biology.