Menlo College

2025-26:
Appeared in 27 games, starting 26 … averaged 35.0 minutes per game… scored 480 points (17.8 per game - led PacWest) … grabbed 121 rebounds (4.5 per game) … dealt out 94 assists (3.5 assists per game - sixth in PacWest) ... collected 65 steals (2.4 per game - fifth in PacWest) ... posted 8 blocks ... scored a season-high 32 points versus Chaminade on Jan. 15 ... grabbed a season-high 10 rebounds against Fresno Pacific on Feb. 21 ... handed out a season-high 9 assists versus Concordia on Feb. 3 ... secured a season-high 5 steals against Dominican on Dec. 21 ... became the ninth Oak in program history to surpass 1,000 career points ... All-PacWest First Team ... PacWest Player of the Week ... CSC Academic All-District.

2024-25:
Started all 26 appearances during inaugural PacWest season … averaged 29.5 minutes per game … scored 409 points to average 15.7 per game … grabbed 80 rebounds, including 16 offensive, to average 3.1 per game … assisted 66 baskets … blocked 6 shots … totaled 40 steals … PacWest Player of the Week… CSC Academic All-District … PacWest All-Conference Third Team.

2023-2024:
The Oaks top perimeter option off the bench … appeared in 29 games with nine starts … scored 285 points, grabbed 84 rebounds and handed out 54 assists … averaged 10 PPG thanks to 14 double digit scoring efforts … scored a season high 19 points against Montana Western including the game winning three (12/22/24) ... scored 17 points against top seeded Campbellsville in the Final 16 (3/22/24) ... helped the team reach the NAIA Final 16 in Sioux City … was named an NAIA Daktronics Scholar Athlete … named a GSAC Scholar Athlete.

2022-23:
Played in 30 games in her first season … was the primary guard for the Oaks off the bench with 18 minutes per contest … scored in double figures 11 times with a season high 22 points against Vanguard in the GSAC playoffs.

Previous Experience:
Frisch will travel from Rungsted Kyst, Denmark to join the Oaks as a freshman. She graduated from Falkonergaardens Gymnasium and made her mark on the international scene, becoming a standout at the youth level. The 5-foot-7 point guard was the team captain and leading scorer as a senior for the U18 Denmark national team that competed in the Nordic Championship. She was also her country's leading scorer in the U16 Nordic Championship and a starter for the U16 team that competed in the European Championship A Division.