Wright State University Athletics

2017-18:  Started all games in 33 appearances…team-leading rebounder for the second straight season…averaged 8.0 rebounds per game…recorded 10 rebounds three times…scored in double-digits in nine games…season-high 17 rebounds against Cleveland State…14 points, 9 rebounds against Tennessee Tech…16 points, 7 rebounds, 4 steals against Chicago State…nine points, 15 rebounds against Richmond…12 points, 12 rebounds at Detroit Mercy.

2016-17: Started all 33 games, averaging over 30 minutes...career-high 20 points against Central Michigan when WSU hosted the first round of the WNIT...grabbed 18 rebounds for a caree high at Cleveland State, 14 defensive...played 39 minutes twice...made four three pointers against Kent State...registered four steals at Youngstown State and three blocks at Tennessee Tech...had 18 double-figure scoring games,includnig 19 at Eastern Illinois and 12 double-figure rebounding nights...in mid-February, averaged 15.3 rebounds during a three-game period.

2015-16: Appeared in all but one game off the bench...11 points, five rebounds against Lipscomb...six points and six rebounds against Iowa at the Lone Star Showcase...nine points, nine rebounds versus Cincinnati Christian...12 points, including game-winning three with 6.1 seconds left, at Eastern Kentucky...18 points, eight rebounds against Mount St. Joseph...seven points, five rebounds versus Milwaukee...nine points, seven rebounds against Cleveland State...four assists versus Youngstown State...13 points, five rebounds in league tournament first round against UIC...15 points, eight rebounds in league second round versus Youngstown State...seven rebounds in league semifinals against Milwaukee...eight rebounds in WNIT first round at Michigan. 

High School: Helped the Warriors finish 19-6 overall and win a second consecutive Ohio Capital Conference Cardinal Division title at 13-1...averaged 16.0 points, 9.7 rebounds, 2.0 blocks and 2.5 steals...named Special Mention All-State in Division I, First Team All-Central District and the OCC Cardinal Player of the Year.