CAREER STATS
Concordia Career:
2016: NSIC All-Academic … competed as a high jumper, long jumper and pole vaulter for the Golden Bears … placed second in the pole vault at the Northwest Open on Jan. 9 clearing a height of 3.42M (11ft, 2.5in) … performed well at the UST Invite on Jan. 22 placing fifth in the pole vault and third in the high jump, clearing heights of 3.20M (10ft, 6in) and 1.50M (4ft, 11in), respectively … placed seventh at the Ted Nelson Classic on Feb. 6 clearing a career-best height of 3.55M (11ft, 7.75in) in the pole vault … cleared a career-best height of 1.53M (5ft, 0.25in) in the high jump at the NSIC Indoor Conference Championships on Feb. 26 – Feb. 27 … finished third in the pole vault at the Hamline Invitational on Apr. 3 clearing a height of 3.35M (10ft, 11.75in) … had a season-best high jump clearing a height of 1.50M (4ft, 11in) at the Holst Invitational on Apr. 16 … placed first in the pole vault clearing a height of 3.53M (11ft, 7in) at the Warrior Challenge on May 7.
2015: competed as a high jumper, long jumper and pole vaulter for the Golden Bears … placed second in the high jump at the Northwest Open on Jan. 10 clearing a height of 1.47M (4ft, 9.75in) and placed third in pole vault clearing a height of 3.25M (10ft, 8in) … set a career-best in the long jump with a distance of 4.42M (14ft, 6in) at the Lake Superior Challenge on Feb. 7 … cleared a season-best height of 3.30M (10ft, 10in) in the pole vault at the NSIC Indoor Track and Field Championships on Feb. 26 – Feb. 27 … placed fourth in the pole vault clearing a height of 3.25M (10ft, 8in) at the Hamline Invitational on Apr. 11 … added an Outdoor season-best high jump clearing a height of 1.45M (4ft, 9in).
Prior Lake High School:
Lettered in track and field and cheerleading … received All-Conference honors for the Lakers … was named to All-Academic team … tied the school record in the pole vault (10'6") … also participated in choir.
Personal:
Undecided on a major at Concordia … her father played football and baseball for St. John's (1980-1984).
