Southern Connecticut State University Athletics

• Spring 2025 Northeast 10 Conference Academic Excellence
• 2024-25 Northeast-10 Academic All-Conference Team Honors 
• 2024-25 CSC Academic All-District Team Honors 
• 2024-25 All-Northeast-10 Conference Second Team Honors 
• Fall 2024 Northeast-10 Conference Academic Excellence
• Northeast-10 Conference Women's Basketball Player of the Week for Week Nine (Jan. 13, 2025)
• Northeast-10 Conference Faces in the Crowd Recognition (Jan. 8, 2025)
• 2023-24 All-Northeast-10 Conference Second Team Honors
• Northeast-10 Conference Honor Roll for Week 16 (Mar. 4, 2024)
• Northeast-10 Conference Honor Roll for Week 14 (Feb. 19, 2024)
• Fall 2023 Northeast-10 Conference Academic Honors 
• Northeast-10 Conference Honor Roll for Week 10 (Jan. 22, 2024)
• Northeast-10 Conference Honor Roll for Week Seven (Jan. 2, 2024)
• Northeast-10 Conference Honor Roll for Week Five (Dec. 11, 2023)
• Northeast-10 Conference Honor Roll for Week Three (Nov. 27, 2023)
• Northeast-10 Conference Honor Roll for Week One (Nov. 13, 2023)
• Spring 2023 Northeast-10 Conference Academic Distinction
• 2022-23 CSC Academic All-District Team Honors
• Fall 2022 Northeast-10 Conference Academic Distinction
• Spring 2022 Northeast-10 Conference Academic Distinction
• Fall 2021 Northeast-10 Conference Academic Distinction
• Spring 2021 Northeast-10 Conference Academic Distinction
• Fall 2020 Northeast-10 Conference Academic Distinction

• All Northeast-10 Conference Second Team Honors. 
• Appeared and started in 29 games for the Owls.
• Ranked sixth in the NE10 in scoring with a total of 420 points.
• Ranked fifth in the NE10 in free-throw percentage with 82%.
• Ranked fifth in the NE10 in blocks with a total of 32 blocks. 
• Became the first player in SCSU Women's Basketball history to total 1,000 career points, 100 career blocks and 100 steals.
• With two blocks in a victory against American International, she moved up to second all-time with 118 blocks in SCSU Women's Basketball History, surpassing Danielle Powell's 117 blocks.
• Recorded her 1,000th career point in a fourth quarter double-digit deficit comeback win over Molloy. She was the 25th player in SCSU Women's Basketball history to score 1,000 career points. 
• Scored a career-best of 27 points, made a career-best of 11 field goals, made seven free-throws, had three steals, three assists, two blocks and two rebounds in the 88-85 overtime victory over American International.
• In the 68-64 win over Molloy, she totaled 21 points, was 7-for-17 from the floor, made seven free-throws, had a career-high of five assists, grabbed eight rebounds and had a team-best of two blocks. 

• Played and started in 32 games for the Owls. 
• Received Northeast-10 Conference Second Team Honors.
• Seven-time NE10 Conference Weekly Honor Roll Recipient
• Led the team in double-doubles with four, had a team-best total of 141 made field goals, a team-best total of 223 rebounds, and a team-best total of 33 blocks.
• Recorded 344 points, 62 made free-throws, and 30 assists for Southern Connecticut. 
• Had a career-high of 21 points, while shooting 10-for-17 from the floor and grabbing four rebounds against Assumption. 
• Grabbed a career-best of 18 rebounds and had 12 points against Saint Michael's.

• Played in 28 games for Southern. 
• Recorded a total of 317 points, had a team-best of 193 rebounds, a team-best of 31 blocks and 47 assists. 

• Played in 27 games for the Owls. 
• Scored a total of 125 points, grabbed 122 total rebounds, had a team-best of 28 blocks and made 11 free-throws.

Before Southern Connecticut State University:

• All-Division selection at Colaiste Pobail Setanta (Ireland)
• Plays for the U20 Irish National Team
• Under-18 All-Ireland Division A Most Valuable Player
• Two-time Under 19 All-Ireland Division C Most Valuable Player
• Helped her team to the Under 16 All-Ireland Division A Championship and Under 18 All-Ireland Division A Championship
• Was assistant captain of her Under 18 squad.

Personal:

• Daughter of Audrey and Nigel Williamson
• Pursuing a Master's degree in Sports and Entertainment Management; completed a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and Liberal Studies