Provides depth and strength in lineup…Fall 2003: had a strong fall going 4-2 before injuring an ankle…Had impressive victories over Carol Erickson of Cal Poly (6-2, 6-2) and Petra Abraham of Sacramento State (6-0, 6-0) early in the autumn…finished her fall schedule by advancing to the round of 16 at the St. Mary’s tournament by defeating Jennifer Fong of UC Davis and Dunya Stankovic, (6-1,6-3) and (6-0,6-2), respectively…teamed with Jessica Shu at the St. Mary’s Invitational, reaching the round of 32 - ending the fall 2-1 in doubles action…2002-03: ended the season with a 3-4 mark in tournament play …did not compete in any dual matches…paired with Shu in three fall doubles matches, winning one of three…advanced to consolation quarterfinal at Bulldog Classic before being upended by teammate Jessica Shu…also won at Omni Hotels Regional Championships, besting Monica Martin of Idaho by a 6-1, 6-0 mark…2001-02: Saw first dual action of her career in 2002…saw first post-season action against BYU and Fresno State during NCAA Regionals, although both matches were abandoned after Cal clinched victories there…won first three ever dual matches, helping Bears to key wins over Santa Clara, Loyola Marymount and Pepperdine…advanced to Round of 16 at St. Mary’s College Invitational with a defeat over Fresno State’s Ewa Grusciecka, 6-4, 6-2…played in one dual doubles match with Rio Del Rosario against Santa Clara…posted 2-2 overall record on the doubles courts in the fall...2000-01: In her freshman season, went 3-4 in singles, all in tournament play … grabbed two wins at ITA Regional championships against Lisa Bessm of Portland and Janice Mota of Sacramento State … amassed 3-1 record with partner Lisa Swierniak in doubles … all wins came at ITA Regional championships, where duo advanced to quarterfinals before losing to Klaic and Kraszewski of Washington … at Saint Mary’s Invitational, went 1-1 with teammate Catherine Lynch … tandem defeated Kawakam and Ruiz of Santa Clara (8-4) before losing to Jantz and Wiggens of Fresno State (8-4).