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2024-25: (Game-by-Game in PDF) Played in 26 of 27 contests, making six starts … Averaged 3.5 points and 3.5 rebounds per game, finished second on the team with 10 blocked shots, and added 20 assists and six steals … In Ivy play, averaged 3.9 ppg and 3.7 rpg with seven blocks, 13 assists and five steals … Led Penn in rebounding twice, with nine at Lafayette (11/12) and five at Villanova (11/19), and scored five points against the Wildcats … Hit double figures in the scoring column twice, with 12 against Harvard (2/22) and 10 in the season finale at Princeton (3/8) … Scored seven points and grabbed five boards in the first meeting with the Tigers (2/7) … Had seven points, six rebounds and two assists in Ivy opener at Dartmouth (1/11) … Went for four points, five boards and four assists at Yale (2/14) … Opened the season with five points and six rebounds in a win at NJIT (11/4) and followed that up with eight points and five boards in a win over UMES (11/7).
 
2023-24: (Game-by-Game in PDF) Played in 26 of 29 games as a freshman … Scored 46 points (1.8 ppg) and grabbed 32 rebounds (1.2 rpg) to go with 16 assists, eight blocked shots, and three steals … Hit for 10 points twice, in the season opener against John Jay (11/6) and in the Cathedral of College Basketball Classic against Monmouth (11/26) … Also had season highs in rebounds (5) and blocked shots (3) against John Jay … Followed that up with four points and two rebounds in a win over Bucknell (11/8) … Recorded six points and two rebounds against Princeton (3/9) … Dished out a season-high three assists vs. Yale (2/16) … Had four rebounds and two blocked shots at Harvard (2/24).
 
High School: Lettered in basketball, two-year captain under head coach Seth Eilberg … Scored more than 1,000 points over his career … Two-time first-team All Mid-Atlantic Prep League (MAPL) … First-team Pottstown Mercury All-Area … Named non-PIAA first-team All-Area by City of Basketball Love … First-team All-Academic (MAPL) … Played AAU for WeR1 (17u) and Philly Pride (15u-16u) … Woodworking student of the year.
 
Personal: Older sister, Sybilla, plays college lacrosse at Allegheny … Enrolled in the Wharton School.
 
Why Penn? “I chose Penn because it felt like home. I fell in love with the rich basketball history, and the fact that I would not have to compromise academics. The coaching staff was perfect and everything they said I related to. It just feels right.”