Sacramento State

SACRAMENTO STATE
FRESHMAN (2024-25): Appeared in all 33 games, making 13 starts — including nine of the first 11 games — and averaging 13.1 minutes per game… Averaged 2.3 points and 1.1 rebounds per game, shooting .355 from field… Made her collegiate debut with two points and a rebounds against Jessup University (Nov. 4)… Finished with a season-high  eight points twice against Abilene Christian (Nov. 29) and Weber State (Feb. 20)… Grabbed four rebounds a total of three times against Montana State (Jan. 30), Idaho (Feb. 8), and Montana (Feb. 27)… Finished with three steals against Weber State (Feb. 20).

PRIOR TO SACRAMENTO STATE
Competed for Basketball Australia’s Centre of Excellence… Represented Australia at a number of international competitions, including the U16 FIBA Women’s Asian Championships in Jordan, the U17 FIBA World Cup in Hungary in 2022, and the U19 Women’s Basketball World Cup in Spain in 2023… From 2014-21, played for the Devonport Warriors Basketball Club in the North West Tasmania Basketball Union… Made the team from the U12s to the U18s and was named team captain at every level… Helped the club to the state championship six straight years… She played for the club’s U22 team at the age of 15, helping that group to a pair of championships.

PERSONAL
Parents are David and Francesca… Has a brother, Willem… Her father played professionally in Australia for four different clubs, winning a conference championship with the Patrick Thunder in the SEABL (South East Australian Basketball League) in 2005, and playing until he was 47 years old… Her uncle, Mark Banovic, played professionally in Australia in the NBL and NBL1 — including winning a title in 2008 with the Hobart Chargers — and spent one year at the University of Miami... Lists her career highlight as hitting the game-winning basket at U18 Nationals vs. South Australia Metro.