Chico State Athletics

2020
Competed in three events at the March 6 Kim Duyst Invitational before the 2020 track & field season was cancelled…Finished ninth in the 200m dash (26.37 seconds), second as part of the Wildcats’ 4x100m relay team (48.16 seconds), and fourth in the 4x400m relay (4:14.78)…Earned two CCAA All-Academic Awards…Received 2019–20 Division II Athletic Directors Association Academic Achievement Award.
 
2019
Appeared in 10 meets, competing in the 100m and 200m dash, 4x100m and 4x400m relay…Posted personal best times of 12.16 seconds in the 100m dash and 25.35 seconds in the 200m dash…Earned two CCAA All-Academic awards…Received the 2018–19 Division II Athletic Directors Association Academic Achievement Award.
 
2018
Competed in four different events over nine meets as a true freshman…Posted (along with Lyndsey Settle, Michelle Holt, and Jordyn Dorsey) the fifth-fastest 4x100m relay time (47.17 seconds) in program history at the 2018 CCAA Track & Field Championships…Earned 2017–18 CCAA All-Academic honors.
 
Pre-Chico Days
A 2016 graduate of Calaveras High School in San Andreas…Holds the school’s all-time 100m dash (12.19 seconds), 200m dash (25.13 seconds), and 4x100m relay team (50.10 seconds) records…Took top Mother Lode League and Sac-Joaquin Section Division V honors in the 100m dash (2016 and 2017)…Twice won the MLL 200m dash title and finished first at the 2017 Sac-Joaquin Section Division V Championships…Part of four straight Mother Lode League champion 4x100m relay teams…A member of two MLL 4x400m relay championship teams…Named Calaveras High’s Student Athlete of the Year in 2016–17…Earned Calaveras track & field Most Outstanding Athlete honors in 2017.
 
Personal
Born May 7, 1999, in Lodi…Daughter of Alexander and Kathleen…Has one younger brother, Ryan…The person she most admires in the sports world is Olympic and World champion sprinter Allyson Felix (“She is a legend. Amazing athlete to watch race”)…Favorite course at Chico State is Microbiology, taught by Patricia Edelmann…Chose to attend Chico State “because I loved the campus and track & field program. Everyone was very nice and welcoming. I immediately felt like part of the Ohana…Her greatest sports moment was running the 4x400 relay at a meet at Sacramento City College (“We had so many 4x400 teams running that meet; that was probably the most fun I ever had running the 4x4, which is saying a lot!”)…The most interesting thing she’s ever done is shadow nurses in the trauma/ICU unit (“I got to see some crazy things!”). She also stepped foot on the very high school High School Musical was filmed…The most impressive things she’s ever accomplished: breaking school records, and 
performing CPR to help save a life…Has learned “ABC” by competing in track & field: “Always Breathe Confidence”…Enjoys roller skating and riding her bike when she has some free time…Lists racquetball as one of her biggest talents…Is attempting to learn how to play the guitar…Can name all the U.S. Presidents in order…At the top of her bucket list: “Skydiving and going to Switzerland”…Best advice ever received: “Focus more on the present. Don’t regret the past and don’t be anxious for the future. Take a deep breath and focus on the now”…Majoring in psychology…Plans to pursue a career in nursing.