She’s a forward who spent four solid years playing college basketball at the University of Kansas, where she made a name for herself on the court. Over time, she’s grown quite popular off the court too—especially on Instagram, where she’s built up a following of over 5,000 fans who love keeping up with her journey. Before all the spotlight, though, she was just getting started at Centennial High School. There, she proved her dedication early on by earning a varsity letter for three consecutive years. Her hard work definitely paid off—back in 2012, she was honored as the Las Vegas Review Journal Basketball Athlete of the Year, a big deal that highlighted her rising talent.

Family has always played a big role in her life and athletic background. Her father, Troy, played basketball at Texas A&M-Kingsville, passing down that competitive spirit. Meanwhile, her mom, Lynn, was no slouch either—she ran track for the Javelinas, showing that athleticism runs deep. Growing up, she wasn’t alone in the game; she shares a close bond with her siblings, including her sister Jenae and her brother Troy, who goes by the same name as their dad. It’s clear that family, perseverance, and passion have all shaped who she is today—on and off the court.