University of the Pacific

2020 (Junior)
Appeared in 17 games for Pacific with 16 starts, hitting .143 with five hits, five runs and seven RBIs.

2019 (at Palomar College)
Led the Comets to a 41-7 overall record overall and the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference (PCAC) championship with a 15-1 mark in league play under head coach Lacey Craft. Helped Palomar to a runner up finish at the CCCAA State Championships. Ranked in the top 20 in the CCCAA in runs (4th/46), hits (3rd/65), doubles (3rd/16), RBIs (6th/42), total bases (5th/81), stolen bases (11th/11), batting average (7th/.433), on base percentage (7th/.497) and slugging percentage (19th/.540). Named All-State and First Team All-PCAC as a catcher and outfielder. 

2018 (at Palomar College)
Appeared in 34 of the Comets' 46 games on the year, helping lead the team to a perfect 16-0 league record and a 40-5 overall mark for a PCAC championship. Logged 69 plate appearances and 61 at-bats that transpired into 13 runs, 17 hits, 14 RBIs and 20 total bases. Named a PCAC Honorable Mention. 

High School
Competed all four years at La Costa Canyon High School in Carlsbad, California under head coach Jeanne Bass. Doubled as a field hockey student-athlete. Helped the Mavericks' softball team to a 25-5 record as a sophomore, hitting .272 while racking up 22 hits and 13 runs.