UMass Lowell Athletics

AS A SOPHOMORE (2024-25): Made 25 appearances with 12 starts to total 683 minutes…Led the team in scoring with 276 points, averaging 11 per game...Grabbed 69 boards, averaging 2.8 rebounds per game…Tallied 36 assists and 24 steals…Scored a season-high of 20 points against Bryant (1/18) and grabbed a season-best of seven rebounds against NJIT (1/30).

AS A FRESHMAN (2023-24): Appeared in all 29 games and made eight starts totaling 731 minutes…Scored 262 points, averaging 9.0 per game…Grabbed 81 rebounds to average 2.8 per game to go with 34 assists, 25 steals and five blocks…Shot 37% from the field…Led the team in total points with 262 on the year…Scored season-high 22 points at Fordham (11/25) and grabbed season-best nine rebounds against NJIT (2/10).

HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Served as team captain her senior year…Was a state championship semifinalist…Averaged 23 ppg, scoring 531 total points her senior year with 10 double doubles…Made the varsity basketball team at Staten Island Academy and earned a starting spot as a freshman…Was a NYSAIS vs. PSAL champion her junior year…Also played softball at Staten Island Academy…Played club basketball at Philly Rise EYBL under coaches Doug West and Tony Lee…Member of Sports Talk and Debate club in high school…Extracurricular activities included She’s The First, Staten Island and  Junior Giving Circle.
 
PERSONAL: Daughter of Margaret and Thomas Lindsey…Has one brother, Tommy…Enjoys listening to music, making videos, spending time and dancing with friends, collecting converse and playing video games…Lists the Chicago Sky, New York Liberty, New York Knicks and New York Giants as her favorite sports teams…Names Sabrina Ionescu and Paige Bueckers as her favorite sports figures…Greatest sports memory was scoring the winning layup to win the game for her team as time expired…Exercise science major with an education minor.
 
WHY UMASS LOWELL: “I chose to attend UMass Lowell because I fell in love with the campus and basketball coaching staff from the jump. I knew it was a place where I felt I belonged and would be able to flourish not only athletically, but academically and personally as well.”