Lewis & Clark College

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2024-25 Awards 
 
2025 Northwest Conference Scholar-Athlete 

2024 TIMES (FASTEST TIMES LISTED) 
 
6K: 26:22.1 (NWC Championship Meet 11/2)
 
5K: 22:58.0 (Ash Creek Collegiate Invite 9/13) 

• Put together the best season of her collegiate career 
• Competed in a career-high four races
• Posted a career-best 5K time of 22:58 at the Ash Creek Collegiate Invite on September 13
• Ran the first 6K of her career on October 19 with a time of 27:13.4 
• Posted a career-best time of 26:22.1 at the NWC Championship Meet to place 67^th overall  

2023 (Sophomore Year): Missed the majority of the season due to injury ... Competed in the two mile at the Lewis & Clark Time Trials on November 3 and finished the race in 13:42.50 ... Named to the Northwest Conference Sportsmanship Team. 

2022 (Freshman Year): Missed the majority of her first cross country season due to injury ... Competed in the mile at the Lewis & Clark Time Trials on November 4 and finished the race in 6:09.8.

At Lewis & Clark: Minoring in Music: Vocal Performance ... Member of the Pamplin Society of Fellows, Choir and the track & field team ... Currently working on her Honors Thesis and works as a Biology Department Student Worker.

Prior to Lewis & Clark: Attended Peak To Peak Charter School …  Won the Puma Award, the highest honor on the cross country and track & field teams, on two occasions … Led her 4x800M relay team to a third-place finish at the league championship meet … Served as the team captain for cross country and track & field … Member of the National Honor Society … Earned a spot on the Honor Roll all four years and graduated Summa Cum Laude. 

Why Lewis & Clark?: I love the school school environment and I felt very welcome and at home when I visited campus. I also love Portland and wanted to move somewhere very different than my home state of Colorado. I also wanted to attend a school where I knew I would be challenged academically but still feel supported by other students and my professors.