University of Pennsylvania Athletics

Career Highs at Penn
Vault:
Bars: 
Beam: 9.900 (2/24/24)
Floor: 9.725 (2/2/25)
All-Around: 

CAREER HONORS
2025: Second-team All-GEC (beam)
2025: Second-team All-Ivy (beam)
2024: First-team All-GEC (beam)
2024: Ivy Classic Champion (beam)
2024: First-team All-Ivy (beam)

2025: Gymnastics East Conference (GEC) regular-season, Championship team, and Ivy Classic champions … Second-team All-GEC (beam) … Second-team All-Ivy (beam) … Competed 10 times on beam and twice on floor this season … Made her first floor appearance of her career at Cornell (2/2), scoring a 9.725 … Posted a season high 9.875 on beam at Temple (2/8) … Notched a 9.800 in back-to-back meets, first at the Ivy Classic (2/23) to help Penn repeat as champions then followed it up against #23 North Carolina (2/28) … GEC Scholar Athlete.

2024: Gymnastics East Conference (GEC) regular-season, Championship team, and Ivy Classic champions … First-team All-GEC (beam) … First-team All-Ivy (beam) … Won the Ivy Classic title on beam with a 9.900 … Participated in 10 meets, all on balance beam … Scored a career-high mark of 9.900 at the Ivy Classic (2/24) to win the championship … Recorded a 9.8 or better on beam in three straight meets to end the year including a 9.825 at NC State (3/10), a 9.850 at Rutgers (3/15) and a 9.875 at GEC Championships (3/23) … GEC Scholar-Athlete.

2023: Gymnastics East Conference (GEC) regular-season and Championship team champions … Saw action in four meets to begin the year … Began college career with a 9.800 on beam at the Keystone Classic (1/6) … Scored a 9.775 on beam at Penn State (1/13) … Recorded back-to-back scores of 9.750 on beam vs. William & Mary (1/22) and at New Hampshire (1/29).

High School: Attended TOPS A camp at the Karolyi Ranch age 8, 9, 10 … Qualified to Hopes Secret Championships 2015 & 2017 … Attended drawing classes and taught younger children the basic components of drawing … Played piano.
 
Personal: Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences … Favorite event is Balance Beam.
 
Why Penn? “I chose Penn because it really is the best of both worlds. It not only has great academics, but also an amazing and supportive gymnastics team. Penn is also located in an area where you can have a college life and city life.”