HONORS
• New Mexico Kills Record Holder (1,680)
• New Mexico Career Points Holder (1,968)
• College Sports Communicators Academic All-District (2023
• Mountain West All-Conference (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023)
• Mountain West Scholar-Athlete (2019, 2021, 2022)
• Mountain West All-Academic (2021, 2022)
GRADUATE (New Mexico-2024)
• Finished the season ranked No. 3 among Mountain West Active leaders in kills per set (3.33) and points per set (3.90)
• Ranked No. 4 in Mountain West matches in kills per set (3.59) and points per set (4.11)
• Selected as a team co-captain for third consecutive year
• MW All-Conference
• College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
• Broke the program record for career kills and points with a season-high 21 kills and 25.5 points against Nevada on 11/11
• Started in all 31 matches and played in all 117 sets
• Recorded nine double-doubles
• Finished with double-digit kills in 25 matches, including eight straight with double-digits to close out her final season as a Lobo
• Averaged 3.88 points per set, 3.26 kills per set, and 2.28 digs per set
• Credited with five solo blocks and 73 block assists
• 31 aces, her third-straight season with 30+ aces, with 11 matches with two or more.
• Posted 10 kills in both of UNM’s Mountain West Tournament games as they advanced to the Mountain West Semifinals for the first time since 1999 and picked up their first conference tournament win since 2006
• Lobo Invitational All-Tournament
SENIOR (New Mexico-2023)
• Team co-captain
• Mountain West All-Conference
• Started in all 29 matches and played in all 117 sets
• Double-digit kills in 24 matches, six matches with 20-plus kills…
• Averaged 4.31 points per set, 3.68 kills per set, 1.94 digs per set
• Recorded seven double-doubles
• Twice posted 26 kills to tie career high and had five service aces against Abilene Christian to tie career high
• Set a career high in blocks (eight vs. Boise State), solo blocks (three at Wyoming) and assisted blocks (eight vs. Boise State)
• Fourth in Mountain West in kills per set (3.66) and second in number of kills (260) in MW matches and fourth in MW in overall kills per set (3.68) with a conference-best 431 kills
• Third in overall points per set (4.31) with a conference-best 504.5 points and third in points per set in Mountin West matches with 4.26 but second in point total with 302.5
• Finished the season fourth in career points (1514) and fourth in career kills (1298)
• Led the team in kills (431), service aces (33) and points (504.5)
• Mountain West Scholar-Athlete
• Mountain West All-Academic Team.
JUNIOR (New Mexico-2022)
• Named a team co-captain for the second-straight year
• Mountain West All-Conference
• Mountain West Offensive Player of the Week twice (Aug. 30 and Oct. 11)
• Recorded her 1000-career point at the Mountain West Tournament
• Started in all 30 matches, played in all 107 sets
• Best season as a Lobo with 391 kills, .256 hitting percentage, 17 assists, 170 digs, 36 service aces and 459.5 points
• Finished with 10-plus kills in 20 matches, 20-plus kills in three matches
• Led the Lobos with 391 kills (3.65 per set), 36 service aces and 459.5 points (4.29 per set)
• Hit over .400 in eight matches, over .500 in three matches and hit a career-best .606 against Nevada
• Career-high 26 kills against Utah State, finishing with a career-high 30.0 points
• 11 matches with multiple service aces in a match, including a career-high five against Northern Arizona
• Fifth on the team digs (170, 1.59 per set) and fourth in blocks per set (0.59) and third in total blocks (63.0)
• Most service aces in a single-season in program history in the 25-point rally scoring era
• Eighth-most points in a single-season in program history in the 25-point rally scoring era
• Ninth-most kills in a single-season in program history in the 25-point rally scoring era
• 26 kills were tied for the fifth-most in a match in program history in the 25-point rally scoring era and the five service aces were tied for the second-most in a match in program history in the 25-point rally scoring era
• Four double-doubles
• Mountain West Scholar-Athlete
• Academic All-MW team
SOPHOMORE (New Mexico-20221)
• Team co-captain
• Started all 14 matches and played in all 53 sets
• Led the Lobos with 183 kills (3.45 k/s), a .192 hitting percentage, 17 service aces and 214 points (4.05 points per set)
• Second on the team in digs at 124 (2.34 d/s) and in blocks (24 total, five solo)
• Five double-doubles
• Posted a career-high 25 kills in the last match of the season against Utah State
•10-plus kills in 10 matches and 20-plus in two matches
• Recorded a career-high two assists at Air Force on Feb. 27 and four service aces and two solo blocks at San Jose State on March 25
• Tallied a career-high 17 digs at Nevada to start the season on Feb. 5
• Fifth in the Mountain West in kills per set and points per set and 10th in service aces per set (0.32)
• 25 kills against the Aggies were the third highest recorded by an individual in the MW this season and her 22 were tied for the fifth most
• All-Mountain West team.
FRESHMAN (New Mexico-2019)
• Appeared in all 30 matches, starting in all but one, and 110 sets
• Tied for the team high with a in hitting percentage with .211
• Third on the team in kills with 293, averaging 2.66 kills per set
• Third on the team in points with 335.0 (3.05 points per set)
• Tthird on the team in total blocks with 79.0 (five solo, 74 assisted)
• Season-high 23 kills against Oregon State, the first Lobo to record more than 20 kills in a match since September 2018, and most kills recorded by a Lobo in a match in 2019
• Led the Lobos in kills in seven matches and tied for the team high in four
• Recorded double-digit kills in 14 matches including six of the last eight matches
• Recorded the third and fourth-best hitting percentage in a match with a .478 (14-3-23) rate versus Nevada (Nov. 16) and a .438 (18-4-32) rate versus Utah State (Oct. 12)
• Accounted for four of the top-10 individual attack percentages on the season
• North Texas Challenge All-Tournament
• Mountain West Scholar-Athlete
HIGH SCHOOL
• Lettered four years in volleyball and basketball
• Member of the 2016 and 2018 regional championship team
• State runners-up in 2016
• First team all-state in both volleyball and basketball
