Consistently finding the score sheet this season, the Jesuit forward has been a key piece to their success. In their most recent game, she scored two goals, showcasing her speed, determination, and impressive ball control. Moreover, her ability to recognize her opponent’s shape often allows her to pull off a few megs each game. In addition to her scoring, she controlled the middle of the pitch, using her vision to connect with teammates and drive the attack. Her well-rounded contributions continue to set her apart as the season progresses.

Her game reflects her track background, and that foundation shows in every movement she makes. Her stride carries the efficiency of a 100m runner, and her ball‑striking comes with the same power and rhythm. She accelerates with purpose because she has trained her body to do it, not because it happens by chance. As a result, she takes the ball in stride with a smooth, effortless rhythm that defenders cannot match.

In addition, her footwork, instincts, and burst of speed come from real, intentional training. Her footwork, instincts, and burst of speed come from real, intentional training, and they elevate every part of her game.

The Oregon Surf forward uses her pace to stretch defenses and open up the attack. What stands out is her awareness and intent. She times her runs well. She cuts inside effectively. She puts defenders under pressure in central areas. She doesn’t rely on speed alone. She moves with purpose. This has been key to building momentum for Oregon Surf in the final third.