New Mexico State University Athletics

Honors and Awards
2019 Academic All-WAC Team

2021 (COVID Senior): Saw time in four of the Aggies' 20 matches through the course of the season...Made her season debut with a five-minute stretch of action in a non-conference tilt at UNLV (Sept. 12)...Logged a season-high 17 minutes in a non-conference home showdown with Gonzaga where she took her only shot on goal of the year (Sept. 19). 

2020 (Senior): Season postponed to the spring due to COVID-19...Appeared in eight games for the Aggies...Played valuable minutes in the last half of the season against California Baptist, Dixie State, Grand Canyon and UTRGV...Took three shots against Chicago State on Feb. 22.

2019 (Junior): Competed in 17 games and started 10 for the Aggies...Took six shots and three shot on goals for a shot on goal percetage of .500...Named to the Academic All-WAC Team.

2018 (Sophomore): Appeared in 18 games while making 13 starts as a forward after converting from defender…scored a career-high three goals on the year…recorded the quickest goal to start a match in program history, 15 seconds, in a 3-0 home win over Northern Illinois (8/31)…scored against Boise State (9/9) and at UTEP (9/23)…recorded a career-high four shots at New Mexico (9/14).

2017 (Freshman): Played in 11 matches as a freshman with her lone start against Stephen F. Austin (9/8/17)…made her collegiate debut against UTEP (8/18) at home...recorded her first collegiate goal and assist against Alcorn (8/28).

High School: A four-year letter winner at Huntington Beach High School, Martinez has guided the Oilers to back-to-back Sunset League Championships...finished her senior season 22-9-4 while captaining the Oilers to the CIF Division I State Championship game and semifinals of the CIF Division I Southern Section Championships…earned  All-CIF Division I selections and OC Register All-County First-Team honors as a senior as well as First-Team All-Sunset League...was also named the league’s defensive player of the year...opened her freshman career by leading HBHS to a third-place finish in league action and earned most defensive player honors…was a Second-Team All-Sunset League honoree her sophomore and junior campaigns…named scholar-athlete all four years and was placed on all-academic team her final three seasons…also a member of the National Honor Society.
 
Personal: Daughter of Scott and Vicki Martinez…has a younger sister, Jacey…cousin played baseball at Redlands…double majoring in psychology and criminal justice.