New Mexico State University Athletics

2015-16: Played in all 12 tournaments and was second on the team in scoring average at 75.29finished in the top 30 in 9 of the 12 tournaments she played in…opened up the season in a tie for 10th at the Hobble Creek Fall Classic with a 76-73—149 card…best finish came at the NM State Aggie Invitational where she tied for fourth with a 1-under 215…finished one spot outside the top-25 at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational with a 3-over 226…followed up with a 1-under 227 performance at the Bruin Wave Invitational and tied for 21st…also tied for 21st the following week at the Fresno State Classic where she posted a 1-over 149…had another top-25 finish at the Arizona Wildcat Invitational, firing in a 2-over 222…came in a tie for 17th at the Mountain View Collegiate with a three card of 72-73-74—219 (+2)…helped guide NM State to another Western Athletic Conference Championship with her 6-over 226 card, good for a tie at seventh…wrapped up the year with a 234 card at the NCAA Shoal Creek Regional…earned her second-straight Academic All-WAC honor.
 
2014-15: Led the team with a final scoring average of 73.80…had six rounds of under-par and eight rounds of even-par or better…started off the season with a first place finish at the Hobble Creek Fall Classic, which included an opening round 1-under 70…followed up with an eighth-place showing at the Wyoming Cowgirl Desert Intercollegiate with a three-day score of 75-75-77—227 (+11)…shot a 2-over 218 to tie for 15th at the NM State Invitational…had a top-10 (T6) showing at the Delta Gamma Challenge with an even-par 142, including an opening-round and season-best 3-under 68…completed the regular season with a tie for ninth at the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic after shooting a 5-over 221…tied for fourth at the WAC Championship behind a second round 2-under 70 and tournament total of 5-over 221…performed well at the NCAA St. George Regional with a three-day card of 223 (10-over).
 
2013-14: Saw action in eight tournaments as a true freshman and helped guide the Aggies a WAC Championships and NCAA West Regional appearance…finished third on the team with a 77.88 scoring average while shooting the team’s only eagle on the year…opened up her collegiate career at the Marilynn Smith Sunflower Invitational with a 75-82-89—246 (+30) card and tied for 40th…fired in a 233 card at the NM State Aggie Invitational to complete the fall slate…shot a team-best 6-over 78 in the final round of the Bruin Wave Invitational and finished in 65th with a 243 card…followed up with a 232 card at the Notre Dame Clover Cup…picked up her first top-25 finish (T25) with a 7-over 223 card at the Mountain View Collegiate…captured the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic title after firing in a three-day total of 71-70-74—215 (-1), giving NM State its first tournament victory outside of Las Cruces in over a decade and also became the first Aggie to tie for or earn medalist honors in over three years…named WAC Golf of the week after her win at the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic…followed up with a sixth-place finish at the WAC Championships as the Aggies claimed their first-ever WAC title…also earned All-WAC Second-Team honors as well as being named WAC Freshman of the Year…led the team with a 28-over 244 in her first NCAA West Regional appearance held at Tumble Creek Club in Cle Elum, Wash.
 
High School: Graduated from Clovis West High School as a four-year letter winner under the direction of Ken Shipley…won two California Interscholastic Section Championships, four league championships and four area championships…was also a three-time All-Valley selection and three-time all-conference honoree…named Fresno Bee Player of the year and league MVP twice…also excelled in the classroom, earning National Honor Society membership and California Scholarship Federation honors…was a Principals Medallion recipient and graduated as the Golden Eagles’ salutatorian.
 
Personal: Daughter of John and Cyndi Orito…has an older sister, Alyssa…uncle Rey Orito played golf at UCLA and UC Davis before playing on the Ben Hogan Tour, now known as the Web.com Tour…majoring in finance with a minor in accounting.