Graduated from the University of Michigan with a degree in Economics
Was an NCAA All American gymnast
Was a four-year letterwinner (2001-04) in gymnastics at the University of Michigan.
Ranked as the No. 1 all-around collegiate gymnast in the nation for the final five weeks of the 2002 season.
Earned the following NCAA and Big Ten Conference honors: NCAA All-America first team (2002, '03) ... NCAA All-America second team (2002, '03) ... 2002 NCAA Northeast Region co-Gymnast of the Year ... 2003 NCAA Northeast Regional uneven bars co-champion, floor exercise co-champion and all-around champion ... 2002 NCAA Northeast Regional floor exercise champion ... All-Big Ten Conference team (2001, '02) ... All-Big Ten first team (2003) ... 2003 Big Ten floor exercise co-champion.
Holds the following Michigan gymnastics records: Only U-M gymnast in program history to earn three consecutive Big Ten Gymnast of the Week honors (Jan. 23-Feb. 6, 2002) ... Owns Michigan record for season average in the floor exercise (9.920, 2003) ... Only U-M gymnast in program history to average over 9.900 in a single season on the floor exercise (9.913 in 2002, 9.920 in 2003) ... Owns U-M record for most all-around scores of 39.000 or higher by a junior (13) ... Third all-time at U-M for most all-around scores of 39.000 or higher in a career (24).
Helped the Michigan women's gymnastics team to NCAA Championship finishes of third in 2001, seventh in 2002, fifth in 2003 and eighth in 2004.
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