Senior (2019-20):

Played in all 25 games during her final season, making 23 starts…Earned her third straight All-UAA honor and second consecutive Second Team selection after registering 11.0 points per game across 25.6 minutes per game … One of three Eagles to finish with at least 11.0 PPG … Ranked second on the team and 16th among UAA players in scoring average (11.0 ppg) ... Ended her Emory career among the all-time leaders in games played (T-5^th, 101), three pointers made (7^th, 124), three point FG percentage (7^th, .348), minutes played (9^th, 2,539), field goals made (10^th, 387) and points scored (11^th, 1,038) … Tied for the team lead with 15 double-digit performances including a season-high 20-point outburst at NYU on Jan. 17 … Second on the team and No. 8 on the UAA ladder in field goal percentage (.454, 108-of-238) ... Led or shared for team scoring honors on six occasions ... Became the program’s 11^th member of the 1,000-point club on Feb. 9, scoring 13 points against WashU … Second the team with 108 field goals … Drained 33 three points which ranked second on the squad , sinking a season-high of four in a 14-point outing at Chicago (Jan. 31) … Third on the team with 104 rebounds, grabbing a season-high of eight on Feb. 9 vs. the Bears … Logged a season-high 34 minutes twice against Oglethorpe (Dec. 3) and WashU (Feb. 2).

Junior (2018-19):
Started all 26 Emory contests ... Played her way to Second Team All-UAA honors ... Fourth on the squad in minutes average (28.3 mpg) ... No. 3 on the team with an 11.4 points-per-game average, good for 12th place on the UAA ladder ... Double-figure scorer on 16 occasions (11 UAA games) ... Led or shared for team scoring honors five times ... Converted 42.0 percent (108-of-257) of her field goal attempts, good for 11th place among UAA players ... Second on the squad with 48 three-point field goals (11th on the program's seasonal list), and her average of 1.8 treys per contest stood eighth in the UAA ... Hit 38.7 percent (48-of-124) from three-point range, placing second in the conference and 12th on the Eagles' seasonal ladder ... 16 performances of two or more triples ... 15th among league players in assists average (2.2 apg) ... Fourth on the club in rebounding (4.9 rpg) ... Led or tied for team honors in rebounding in three games ... In UAA tilts, she tossed in 13.6 points per outing, second on the squad and ninth on the league chart ... Knocked down 43.4 percent (33-of-76) of her triple tries in league tussles which placed third on the UAA list ... Average of 2.4 three pointers per UAA outing ranked third on the league's score sheet ... Tied for 16th among conference players with an average of 5.7 boards in UAA games ... Successful on seven-of-nine field goal attempts, including a pair of treys in three tries, and finished second on the team with 17 points (seven in the first quarter in helping the Eagles to a 19-7 edge) while grabbing six caroms in a 78-54 decision over Rochester (Feb. 23) ... Game’s high scorer with a season-high 21 points, 14 coming over the final two quarters, draining eight-of-11 from the floor, including a career-high tying five triples in seven attempts, in a 57-46 road decision over Carnegie Mellon (Feb. 17) – scored the first 11 points, keyed by three treys, during a 14-2 Emory outburst to open the fourth quarter that boosted the Eagles to a 55-33 cushion ... Tied Ashley Oldshue for team honors with 20 points, converting seven-of-14 field goal opportunities, including three treys and free throws, while chipping in six boards in a 60-57 triumph vs. No. 17 Chicago (Feb. 10) ... Recorded 10 of her 12 points over the final two quarters and ended up tied for the team lead with seven rebounds in a 78-70 win at NYU (Feb. 3) ... Tied Allison Chernow for the team lead with 15 points, sinking five-of-nine from the floor, including a pair of treys, in a 72-42 victory at Brandeis (Feb. 1) ... Doled out a team-high five assists and finished with seven rebounds in a 70-49 outcome over NYU (Jan. 27) ... Second on the club in both scoring (15 pts.) and rebounding (7 rebs.), and added a career-high seven assists in a 70-57 victory over Brandeis (Jan. 25) – scored the last five points of a 7-0 Emory run that gave the Eagles a 54-46 cushion with 7:20 left in the game ... Tied for game honors with a season-high 10 rebounds in a 56-51 decision over Carnegie Mellon (Jan. 20) ... Produced a game-high 18 points, finishing seven-of-13 from the field, including four-of-nine from distance at Chicago (Jan. 13) – accounted for eight points of a 20-5 Emory burst that closed out the third quarter, tying the game at 42-42 ... One of three Emory double-figure scorers with 13 points, tied Ashley Oldshue for game honors with nine boards and dished out a game-leading five assists at Washington University (Jan. 11) ... Put up a team-high 18 points (14 in the first half), going six-of-13 from the field, including a pair of treys, and four-of-four from the stripe in a 69-31 outcome over Birmingham Southern (Dec. 8) – scored the first eight points of a 14-2 Emory blitz that gave the Eagles a 34-12 lead in the second quarter ... Finished with 11 points, five rebounds and three assists in a double-overtime affair at Transylvania (Nov. 24) – hit a jumper with 12 seconds remaining in regulation that knotted the score at 65-65, forcing the first extra session.

Sophomore (2017-18):
Stared 20 of Emory's 25 games ... Captured Honorable Mention All-UAA honors ... Averaged 27.4 minutes per outing and ranked second on the club and tied for 14th on the UAA ladder in scoring average (12.2 ppg) ... Chalked up a team-high tying 19 contests of double-figure scoring ... Finished third on the team and 14th on the league chart in rebound average (5.7 rpg) ... Led or shared for team scoring honors on six occasions ... Emory's top rebounder in five contests ... In UAA action, she averaged 12.1 points (14th among on the conference scoring list) and her 5.9 boards per game ranked 13th in the league ... Tied for team lead with 39 steals and her 1.6 per-game average in that department tied for ninth among league players ... Led Emory with a career-high 22 points that saw her knock down a career-high five three-point field goals, the high-water mark by an Emory player during the year, in 11 attempts in the season opener vs. Rhodes College – Totaled 11 points in the third quarter, sinking all three of her triple tries, cutting an 11-point halftime gap to five entering the fourth stanza ... Knocked down eight-of-12 field goal opportunities and produced a team-high 20 points (second-highest career total) in the Eagles’ 73-62 win over Case Western Reserve (Feb. 11) – tallied 12 points in the fourth quarter including back-to-back buckets that gave Emory a six-point edge midway through the stanza, and later hit a basket that capped a 6-0 Emory run that boosted it to a 66-56 cushion with 2:48 on the clock ... Second on the team with 16 points and registered a game-high four steals in a 66-64 come-from-behind win vs. Carnegie Mellon (Feb. 9) – put the game out of reach at 66-62 with eight second left after she followed her miss from the floor with a rebound and put-back ... Double-double saw her come off the bench to post 15 points (second high on team) and pace all players with a career-high 12 rebounds in a 75-63 victory at Covenant College (Nov. 21) ... Second on the team with 16 points, 10 coming in the first half in helping the team to a 46-26 lead at the break, and ended seven-of-15 from the field in a 78-65 win over Berry (Dec. 30) ... First of four double-doubles saw her lead the Eagles with 16 points, 12 coming in the second half, ending the contest five-of-nine from the floor and six-of-six from the stripe, and also pulled down a game-high 10 rebounds in a 71-56 triumph over Texas-Dallas (Nov. 17) ... 31-minute effort off the bench saw her finish on the squad in both scoring (14 pts.) and rebounds (8) in a 69-64 triumph over NYU (Jan. 19) ... Tied for game scoring honors with 17 points, converting five field goals in 10 opportunities, including three treys, and four-of-six from the stripe, and led the Eagles with 11 boards vs. Washington University (Jan. 28) ... Third double-double of the year saw her produce a game-high 19 points, hitting eight-of-16 from the floor and 10 rebounds in a double-overtime game vs. Rochester (Jan. 6) – hit back-to-back buckets that put Emory ahead by four points in the first overtime ... Game-high four steals and chipped in 10 points at Washington University (Feb. 4) ... Second on the team with 11 points, seven coming during a 12-0 Eagle blitz that gave them a 38-12 advantage  midway through the third stanza in a 53-40 win at Agnes Scott (Dec. 5) ... Drained three treys and tied for the team scoring lead with 14 points and finished with seven rebounds in a 57-50 triumph vs. Brandeis (Feb. 18).

Freshman (2016-17):
Saw action in all 25 games and made 10 starts ... Averaged 19.2 minutes and 6.4 points per outing ... Finished third on the team and 19th among UAA players in overall rebound average (4.7 rpg) ... Third on the club with 80 defensive boards ... Paced the team in rebounding on four occasions ... Posted three games of double-figure scoring ... Found her way into the scoring and rebounding columns in 24 contests ... 13 games with five or more rebounds ... First collegiate game saw her finish second on the club with eight rebounds, while adding eight points, in a 71-66 win vs. Oglethorpe (Nov. 15) ... Her game-high 11 rebounds led all players and represented a season high in a 67-63 victory at Johns Hopkins (Nov. 19) ... First double-figure scoring effort saw her register 13 points on four-of-seven field goal shooting and four-of-four from the stripe in an 83-51 triumph vs. LaGrange (Nov. 22) ... Finished with a game-high tying seven rebounds in 17 minutes in Emory's 64-49 win vs. Sewanee (Nov. 29) ... Nine boards vs. Chicago (Jan. 15) represented her highest total in a league game, and second-highest overall, and she contributed nine points in a 74-71 win -- got a key offensive board off a free throw miss that helped lead to a couple of makes by Ashley Oldshue with 11 ticks on the clock that put the Eagles ahead by three points ... Came off the bench to finish as the club's No. 2 scorer with 12 points, sinking five-of-11 field goal attempts, including one trey, in 24 minutes of play at Carnegie Mellon (Jan. 22) ... Emory's top-scoring sub with eight points, six coming during a crucial 3:30 stretch in the fourth stanza, ending the game four-of-eight from the floor in a 61-50 triumph vs. Brandeis (Jan. 27) ... Paced all reserves with nine points and added three assists at Chicago (Feb. 12) ... Seven caroms ranked second on the team and she tallied eight points in a 16-minute stint in helping Emory to a 79-67 win vs. Case Western (Feb. 17). 

High School:
Four-year veteran and three-year starter for the basketball program at Germantown Academy … Was coached by Sheri Retif … Team captain as a junior and senior … 2015 Inter-AC League MVP … First Team All-League … Markward Basketball Player of the Year … Class AA Third Team All-State selection … As a senior, she guided her squad to a regular-season league title for the second straight campaign, with GA finishing with an overall record of 24-3 after averaging 13.0 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game … Named her team's Most Valuable Offensive Player … Shot a team-high 51.0 percent from the field and was successful on a team-best 38 percent from three-point range … One of the top 20 three-point shooters in Southeastern Pennsylvania as compiled by thePhiladelphia Inquirer … Selected to play in the All-Star Labor Classic … Her team was ranked as high as No. 4 in the state … As a junior, she averaged 7.5 points and 4.0 boards per outing, and captured the program's Alexa Gallagher Award, symbolic of the leader who best emulates the athletic excellence, passionate spirit and team-oriented vision of the team … Germantown Academy was the 2013-14 and  2014-15 state runner-up in the PAISAA state tournament … Played volleyball for four seasons and started three of those years … Her senior season saw GA Volleyball win the Inter-AC League title while earning a spot in the finals of the PAISAA State Tournament … Winner of the school's 2015 Blazer Pin Athletics and Scholarship and the 2016 Girls' Athletic Association Bowl, awarded for demonstrating the combined qualities of leadership, determination, and capability on the athletic field, in the classroom, and through participation in extra-curricular activities.

Personal:
Daughter of Curt and Linda Lindahl ... Born April 7 ... Majors in business administration.

Quote:
"A big factor in my decision to choose Emory was the strong academics that it offered.  I knew that I would be getting a great education and liked the opportunity to be exposed to many different areas of study because it is liberal arts.  In addition, the highly competitive level of the team and the commitment of all the players played a role as well.  Lastly, I love the location with the proximity to Atlanta and extended family all throughout Georgia."

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