Chico State Athletics

As a Junior (2024)
- Started 3 matches for the Wildcats
- Recorded one shutout against Cal State Monterey Bay, making 6 saves on 13 shots faced 

As a Sophomore (2023)
- Started 2 matches for the Wildcats, logging 180 minutes
- Recorded 8 saves on 28 shots faced
- Earned CCAA Defender of the Week

As a Freshman (2022)
- Did not see action

Pre-Chico Days
- A 2022 graduate of Canyon Crest Academy in San Diego
- Earned four varsity letters
- Helped led the Ravens to the 2021–22 San Diego Section Division III semifinals
- Served as team captain and earned team MVP honors

Personal
- Born August 23rd in San Diego
- Daughter of Nate and Brooke
- Has two older siblings, Drew and Reagan
- Her dad Nate is her hero (“ He had to work very hard in his life to get to the place he is and i admire his determination”)
- The person she most admires in the sports world is Kobe Bryant (“He was extremely hardworking and dedicated but always stayed grounded and continued caring for others.”)
- Why she chose to attend Chico State: “The people, the great team environment, and the gorgeous campus”
- Favorite course at Chico State is Anatomy with professor Gary Lechner
- Her greatest sports moment was in high school during the CIF San Diego Section quarterfinals (“We went to penalty kicks, and I made the winning save to have my team move on to the semifinals. That was the first time in school history that we made it to a semifinal”…The most interesting thing she’s ever done is bridge jumping in San Diego
- The most impressive thing she’s ever accomplished is receiving her Girl Scouts Silver Award
- Has learned responsibility by playing soccer (“When you spend so much time doing one thing you have to be responsible about everything else in your life to make it work, and you also have to be responsible to not mess up in the sport”)
- Enjoys driving around, going to the beach, lying down with some food watching a movie, and spending time with her friends
- Plays the Triangle, Xylophone, and Recorder
- Considers moonwalking her biggest non-sports talents
- Played baseball for nine years and was the first female All-Star in her Little League in 65 years
- At the top of her bucket list: “travel around the world with friends”
- She has been skydiving
- Best advice ever received from Mr. Montag: “Treat other the way you want to be treated”
- Majoring in pre-nursing
- Plans to move back home to San Diego to work as a nurse and travel with friends post graduation in 2026