University of Toronto Athletics

High School: Named the female athlete of the year four times, while also earning most valuable player honours on the volleyball and basketball teams...was a member of Team Ontario in 2018...earned MVP honours after leading the Leaside Lightning to the 2019 Canadian championship title.  

National/International: Was a member of Canada's youth national team and competed at the 2019 FIVB under-18 world championships in Egypt....named to Team Canada's Next Gen program...represented Canada at the 2021 NORCECA championships and 2021 Pan Am Cup... represented Canada in Volleyball Nations League play and the world championships in 2022...earned bronze wih Team Canada at the 2023 NORCECA Continental Championship

Varsity

2024-25: Appeared in 71 sets over 20 matches...led the team with 3.76 kills and 4.1 points per set, which ranked 3rd and 5th in the OUA...also ranked 6th in the OUA averaging 3.13 digs per set...registered double-digit points in 18 matches and 20 or more points in 4 matches...recorded a season-high 22 points at Ottawa on Jan. 17...notched a season-high 20 kills twice, at Ottawa on Jan. 17 and at RMC on Feb. 14...tallied a season-high 40 digs in a 3-1 win vs TMU on Nov. 23...named an OUA first team all-star and a U SPORTS second team all-Canadian.

2023-24: Appeared in 71 sets over 18 matches…led the team with 3.87 kills and 4.3 points per set, which ranked 2nd and 3rd in the OUA…recorded a season-high 25 kills in the Blues five set win over Nipissing on Nov. 24…had a season-high 27 points twice on Nov. 24 versus Nipissing and Dec. 3 at York…named an OUA first team all-star and a U SPORTS second team all-Canadian.

2022-23: Appeared in 73 sets over 18 matches…led the team with 3.18 kills and 3.6 points per set, which ranked sixth and seventh in the OUA respectively…recorded a season-high 21 kills in the Blues win over Windsor on Jan. 21…had a season-high 25.5 points on Jan. 20 against the Windsor Lancers…named an OUA East first team all-star. 

2021-22: Played in 34 sets over 10 matches... led the team with 3.44 kills per set and 3.8 points per set, which ranked third and fourth in the OUA respectively...recorded a regular season-high 18 kills and 18 points in the Blues season opener on Nov. 13 against Queen's...notched a season-high 25 kills and 27 points in Toronto's 3-2 OUA semifinal win over Queen's on March 16... named U SPORTS and OUA East rookie of the year, a U SPORTS second team all-Canadian, an OUA East first team all-star and was named to the U SPORTS and OUA East all-rookie teams...was also named the U of T women's rookie of the year.