Menlo College

2025-26:
• Posted a 20-3 record during the season
• Claimed the Menlo Open title
• Went 2-0 at the Westcliff Duals
• Captured the Cerritos Open title
• Earned a 2nd place finish at the Sac City Open
• Won the MPSF Conference Championship title
• Helped the Oaks secure their second straight MPSF Conference Championship Team Title
• Competed at the North Central College Women's Invitational

2024-25:
• Redshirted the season

2023-24:
• Posted an 18-2 record in her sophomore campaign
• Earned a 2nd place finish at the West Coast Tournament of Champions
• Placed 5th at the Warrior Open
• Finished 3rd at the Grand View Open
• Captured the Cerritos Open title at 143lbs
• Earned a 2nd place finish at the Cascade Collegiate Conference Championships to qualify for her second NAIA National Championship appearance
• Helped the Oaks secure the Cascade Collegiate Conference Team Championship
• Earned NAIA All-American honors with a 6th place finish at the NAIA National Championships
• Helped the Oaks claim the NAIA National Championship Team Title

2022-23:
• Posted a 16-13 record in her freshman season
• Finished the year ranked No. 4 in the Cascade Collegiate Conference and No. 19 nationally in the NAIA
• Earned a 5th place finish at the Simon Fraser Open
• Took 2nd at the Cascade Collegiate Conference Championships to qualify for the inaugural NAIA Women's Wrestling National Championships

Previous Experience:
• Joined Menlo College following a standout career at Marina High School
• Posted a 48-3 record during her senior season
• Named Central Division Upper-Weight MVP
• Captured the 143lb title at the CIF-SS Individual Championships
• Finished runner-up at the California State Championships
• Won tournament titles at Capistrano Valley, Mater Dei, Bonita, Ayala, the Dick Morris Memorial, and the Sunset League Finals
• Two-time CIF-SS Champion
• Two-time California State Qualifier
• Named a 2021 NHSCA All-American
• Ranked No. 2 in California at 143lbs by CalWrestling.com
• Began wrestling during her sophomore year of high school and quickly emerged as one of the state's top competitors