University of the Pacific

2024-25 (Junior)
Named a member of the WCC All-Academic Honorable Mention Team... Started in all 34 games he appeared in this season... Averaged 4.8 points per game, 5.5 rebounds per game and 1.5 assists per game in 28.4 minutes per game played... Scored in double figures twice, highlighted by her career-high 16 points against Portland (3/1/25) in which she sank ten free throws... Grabbed double digit rebounds four times, headlined by 15 boards against Northern Arizona (11/17/24), those boards were the most by a Tiger in a game this season... Tallied 41 blocks during the season, including five against San Francisco (1/18/25) and twice swatted four blocks against Stanislaus State (11/4/25) and New Mexico State (3/17/25)... Also recorded four steals against Washington State (12/30/24)... Hit two three-pointers at Gonzaga (2/1/25)...

2023-24 (Sophomore)
Appeared in 28 games and made 13 starts. Shot .361 from the field, .267 at the three-point line and .611 from the free throw line. Averaged 2.3 points, 2.9 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game. Scored career-high 13 points against LMU (Jan. 11). Registered first double-figure point performance of the season with 12 points against Cal Maritime (Dec. 20). Matched career-high 10 rebounds against San Francisco (Jan. 13). Selected to WCC All-Academic Team Honorable Mention.

2022-23 (Freshman)
Ward was named WCC Freshman of the Week three times this season. The first time she was named WCC Freshman of the week came after she helped the Tigers defeat then undefeated UNLV.  The second time came after Ward scored four points and snagged four rebounds in 14 minutes while adding one assist and sinking two free throws against CSU Bakersfield. She was named for the third time after recording her first career double-double against Pepperdine, including hitting her first career three. She set career highs in points, rebounds, minutes played, shots made, and blocks against Pepperdine. She was ranked 16th in the WCC for blocked shots, with 10 on the season. Ward averaged 2.1 points per game with a season-high of 12 against Pepperdine (Jan. 5).

High School
While part of the Vikings Ward had a decorated prep career. Ward was named to the 6A All-Region team her freshman year while being the district defensive MVP as well as the Vikings Team MVP. The Vikings went to back-to-back State Championship games in Ward's sophomore and junior years. After winning the first State Championship for a Houston school in 30 years Ward received All-District and All-State honors. Ward was not able to win back-to-back titles, finishing in second in Ward's junior season but she was named to the All-District and All-State teams for the second time.