California Lutheran University

2021-22
Started 6 of the 15 games she played in… Recorded 245 minutes total… Recorded 50 points, 5 steals, 17 assists, and 35 rebounds.

2019-20
Appeared in 16 games during her sophomore campaign...Scored a season-high nine points in the Regals' 101-45 victory over Caltech...Shot a perfect 4-4 from the free-throw line...Poured in eight points while going 3-for-7 from the field and 2-for-3 from three-point range against George Fox (Ore.) on Nov. 23.

2018-19
Competed in ten games in her freshman season for the Regals at the guard position… shot .250 from behind the three-point arc and .200 from the floor… had a season-high seven points against Masters on November 19...inducted into the CLU Scholar-Athlete Society for the first time.

Punahou HS ‘18 
Four-year varsity basketball letterwinner... named team captain and an All-Interscholastic League of Hawaii Honorable Mention… also competed one year in volleyball and two in track and field (sprints and triple jump) for the BuffnBlu… four-year Honor Roll member… volunteered as an AVID tutor at Washington Middle School, Mai Poina Tour Guide at 'Iolani Palace, and KP Training Assistant Coach… served in Sustainability Club Beach Clean Ups, Native Plant Restoration, and Loko I'a (fishpond) and Lo'i Kalo (taro patch) Maintenance.

Personal 
From Manoa, Hawaii… Parents are Lisa and Inea DeBlake… Has two siblings: Kamalu and Kamakoa… Also played for Kalakaua Basketball Club in Moanalua, Hawaii and PROformance Hawaii in Manoa, Hawaii… Chose Cal LUtheran because “everyone is so friendly which made the campus feel like one community. I also loved how diverse the student body is. I admired the small classroom environments because I know that I will be able to make real connections with not only my professors, but also my classmates. I loved that the school is very involved with the community and the community supports many of CLU's events. Then when I met the basketball team, I felt like I could fit in. After one full day at Cal Lutheran, I already knew that I could see myself there.”