2011-12:  Competed in all 27 games while starting 25 of them as a shooting guard for the second-place Bulldogs… Contributed to the squad’s run to the SCIAC Postseason Tournament final… Averaged 28 minutes per game… Knocked down 40.3% of her shots, including a 37.6% effort with a school-record 74 made baskets from beyond the arc… Notched at least one three-pointer in all but one game… Went 13-for-18 from the charity stripe… Scored 9.5 points per game… Tallied 47 rebounds… Recorded 28 assists, 12 steals and five blocks…. Scored in double figures in 11 contests, highlighted by her 23-point explosion in the team’s 76-34 victory over Caltech on Jan. 21… Knocked down six baskets from beyond the arc on two occasions… Currently sits second all-time at Redlands with 133 three-pointers made over the first three years of her career... Also tied for second with a career three-point field-goal mark of 38.7%... Member of the Dean’s List… 

2010-11:  Second-year sharp shooter who assisted in the Bulldogs’ second-place conference showing… The two-guard saw action in 24 games off of the bench while averaging 14.2 minutes… Tallied 6.7 points per game while posting 1.3 rebounds and 1.0 assists… Shot .406 from the field and an impressive .398 from beyond the arch… Hit a team-best 45 three-pointers and also led the team from the free-throw line with an .800 clip… Scored in double digits on five occasions… Led the team in scoring against Caltech (1/13) with a career-high 21 points, which included all treys… 

2009-10:  Member of the 2009-10 SCIAC Co-Champion Bulldogs… Contributed to the team’s inaugural appearance at the NCAA tournament…  Freshman shooting guard who saw action in 10 games, averaging 11 minutes per game… Made her Bulldog debut against La Sierra University on Nov. 17, scoring seven points…  Shot a team-high .412 beyond the arch… Recorded a season-high 10 points against La Sierra in the teams’ second meeting on Dec. 15… Helped Redlands record the most wins in a single season in program history... Contributed to the team that tied for third on the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Academic Top-25 Team Honor Roll for Division III schools…