Summer 2025: Participated on the Puerto Rico U21 National Team at the U21 Norceca Women’s Pan American Cup in San Jose, Costa Rica and Women’s U21 World Championship in Indonesia(Summer of 2025).
PRIOR TO UMES:
2024 (Sophomore): In her second year at Pace University she was named to the NE10 All-Conference Third Team... Selected as NE10 Player of the Week (10/14/24)... Finished the season with 197 kills, 183 digs, 18 blocks, and 26 service aces... Posted a double-double with a season-high 21 kills to go along with 14 digs versus Assumption (11/9/24)... Recorded a double-double against Saint Michael's (10/19/24) with 17 kills and 19 digs... Had a season-best six service aces to go with 15 kills against Franklin Pierce (10/12/24)... Registered 13 kills and 14 digs versus Adelphi (10/8/24)... Had five double-doubles on the year... Participated on the Puerto Rico U21 National Team and earned a silver medal at the Norceca Women's U21 Continental Championship in Toronto, Canada.
2023 (Freshman): Began college career at Pace University. Named NE10 Rookie of the Week (9/18/23)... Saw action in 22 matches starting in 19 (75 sets)... Finished with 191 kills, 182 digs, 15 blocks, and ten service aces... Produced a season-best 23 kills against Saint Rose (9/30/23)... Recorded a double-double versus Bridgeport (10/21/23) with 13 kills and 13 digs... Logged a season-high three blocks against Dominican (10/14/23)... Posted first collegiate kill against Mercy (8/31/23)... Had three double-double performances... Recorded eight performances with double-digit kills. Earned Academic Distinction on the NE10 Spring Academic Honor Roll
High School: Attended Academia Discipulos de Cristo in Bayamon, Puerto Rico…Graduated high school with High Honors…Five-time league champion... Puerto Rico Volleyball Club champion... 2019 Buzzer Beater Tournament Champion…Played club volleyball for Club Voleibol Vaqueros de Bayamon…
Personal: Biology Major at UMES, Enjoys watching netflix, sleep, going to the gym, going out with friends and spending time with my family…Aims to become an Orthodontist, play professional volleyball and live a good life…Favorite professional sports teams are the New York Yankees and Golden State Warriors…Favorite pro athlete is Shara Venegas of the San Diego Mojo (Pro Volleyball Federation)...Her dad coaching her in high school and club and winning championships together is her favorite volleyball memory…
Her favorite thing about being a volleyball player is, “the way it makes me feel alive and makes every stress and worry fade away. I love the adrenaline, the challenge, and the fact that every point is a new chance to fight for something bigger than yourself. Volleyball has taught me resilience, confidence, and the beauty of teamwork and honestly, there’s no better feeling than making a save or winning a hard-fought rally with people you trust beside you.”
Loves playing at an HBCU because, “Playing volleyball at an HBCU as a Puerto Rican means a lot to me because it’s about finding family in a place where you might not expect it. Even though I’m not Black, being part of a community that’s so rich in culture, pride, and history has taught me so much about unity, strength, and celebrating who you are. I’ve felt welcomed, supported, and embraced for being myself. It’s made me proud to represent where I come from while also learning and growing within a culture that reminds me of my own in so many ways full of love, resilience, and passion. It’s more than volleyball, it’s about connection.”
She chose UMES because, “from the moment I connected with the coaches and the team I felt welcomed. They made me feel like more than just another player ,they made me feel like family. The energy was positive, the environment felt comfortable, and everyone genuinely cared about me as a person, not just as an athlete. I could see myself growing here, both on the court and as a person. Being away from home isn’t always easy, but UMES made it feel like a place where I’d be supported, appreciated, and surrounded by people who believed in me. That feeling of comfort and belonging is what really drew me in.”
