University of the Pacific

2022 (Graduate Student) 
2022 NCAA Woman of the Year nominee. Fourth all-time leading goal scorer at Pacific with 214 career goals. Earned an honorable mention on the 2022 Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches Division I All-America Team. Selected to the GCC First-Team All-Conference and was named to the 2022 GCC All-Tournament Team. Earned GCC All-Academic honors. Played in all 25 games for the Tigers earning 63 goals, 17 assists and 22 steals. Ranked fourth in the conference in goals per game with 2.5. Ranked seventh in points in the conference with 80. Tallied a career-high seven goals against Cal State East Bay on February 5. Recorded four steals against #20 San Diego State on April 9. 

2021 (Redshirt Senior) 
Did not participate in 2021 season.

2020 (Senior)
Redshirted.

2019 (Junior)
Scored 37 goals to go along with 24 assists while drawing a team-high 25 to earn All-GCC honors for the third consecutive season. Suited up in all 22 games for Pacific, setting career marks for assists with a four-assist performance against Saint Francis (3/2) and seven contests with at least two. 

2018 (Sophomore)
Led the Pacific with 62 goals, adding 22 assists for 84 points to earn First Team All-GCC honors for the second consecutive year. Started her sophomore year in style with three four-goal performances at the Wolverine, including six against host No. 8 Michigan for a career high. Scored in 20 of Pacific's 26 games. Scored five goals on Senior Day against No. 21 Fresno State (4/14) and twice in the GCC Championship game against No. 15 LMU (4/29), scoring again in the NCAA Quarterfinal against UCLA (5/11). Finished the GCC Tournament with six goals and two assists while going 3 for 4 on sprints. Tallied 11 hat tricks and held a 17-match streak with a goal to end the year. 

2017 (Freshman)
Finished third on Pacific with 45 goals while adding 17 assists for 62 points en route to earning All-GCC First Team and CWPC All-America Honorable Mention honors. Scored in 21 of the Tigers' 30 games on the year. Scored four times in the Tigers' NCAA Quarterfinal game against No. 2 Stanford (5/12), one of her 15 multi-goal games. Posted seven hat tricks on the season. Tallied two goals with two assists in the Tigers' win over No. 14 San Diego State in the GCC Championship (4/30) to lead Pacific to the program's first NCAA berth. Added two goals and an assist in the NCAA Opening Round win over Pomona-Pitzer (5/6). Also was a GCC All-Academic selection.

High School/Club/International
Duarte, a native of Sao Paulo, Brazil, competed in the Olympic Games in Rio in 2016, where she played in six games and scored against the United States and Australia. Duarte played in six competitions with the Brazil senior national team before turning 20 years old, including the Olympics, the World League Super Finals in 2015 and 2016, World League Qualification in New Zealand in 2015, the World Championships in Kazan in 2015 and World League Qualification tournaments in California in 2014 and Canada in 2015. Helped Brazil's junior national team to a program-best runner-up finish at the 2014 California Pan-American Games after winning the 2013 South American Games in Chile. Also played in the 2014 World Championships in Madrid and the 2013 Pan-American Games in Argentina, helping Brazil place third. Played for Clube Paineiras do Morumby, where she was named the club's top player in 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015. Also was a member of Team Brazil in the FINA 2017 World Championships in Budapest.