I graduated high school in 2001 and college in 2005. I went to SI and ended up transferring to St. Francis High School my senior year graduating from there. I attended Villanova University.

No, my shoulders couldn’t handle it anymore! But after graduating college I coached at St. Francis for two years (varsity assistant).

I learned a lot while playing for Stanford and I think my best memories were being teammates with girls that I normally played against during the school season and I felt I learned so much from my Stanford coaches. The fundamentals and strategy and ways to play the game really helped shape the way I played throughout high school and college.

Marketing and International Business.

Yes I played at Villanova, which is outside Philadelphia. It definitely was a change from playing in California and with Stanford, where I feel the level of play was much higher. It was also when women’s water polo was beginning to grow on the east coast so not as competitive. We played a lot of really small schools that would barely be able to beat a high school team! But I found many of the programs that were growing recruited heavily out of California so had a lot of Californians. Overall I’m glad I played a sport in college but it wasn’t easy. A lot of time, dedication, pain and stress on top of school so almost like having a job, but it taught me lessons and gave me experiences that have helped me in the working world and situations.

I think it was the Cal team mainly.

I enjoy sports, exercise/classes, running, music and concerts, going out to eat and trying new restaurants and travel.

Nothing major. I’ve been working at the same company, Franklin Templeton Investments, since I graduated college so it’ll be 10 years in January. I got an opportunity to help build out our Australia business 3 years ago and so moved full-time to Sydney about a year and a half ago.

Mainly just my friends from high school that played, so not too many.