Pepperdine University Athletics

HONORS AND AWARDS (The Master's University):
NAIA All-American Honorable Mention — 2022, 2023
All-Golden State Athletic Conference First Team — 2022, 2023
GSAC Player of the Week — Dec. 2021

PEPPERDINE (2023-24): Was Pepperdine's fifth-leading scorer and ranked second on the team with 23 made threes in her first season of Division I basketball ... Averaged 5.7 points and 1.2 rebounds in 13.4 minutes per game ... Made four starts in 27 appearances ... Scored her first Division I points with an eight point showing against Caltech (11/11) ... Broke out with six-straight double-figure scoring nights in non-conference play, starting with a 19-point effort on 7-for-14 showing at Boise State (11/20) ... Chipped in 10 points off the bench against Georgetown (11/24) ... Made three threes in an 11-point outing against Long Beach State (11/27) ... Tied the team high with 13 points off the bench against North Texas (12/1) ... Recorded 13 points, three blocks and a steal against CBU in her first Division I start (12/9) ... Scored a Division I career-high 20 points on 8-for-12 shooting against Cal State Bakersfield (12/16) ... Chipped in 15 points, three rebounds, two assists and a steal against Cal State LA (12/29). 

THE MASTER'S UNIVERSITY: Played for The Master's University, a NAIA school located in Santa Clarita, Calif., for three seasons ... Was a two-time NAIA All-American Honorable Mention selection as a second-year freshman and as a sophomore ... Named to the All-GSAC First Team twice ... Helped The Master's win the 2022 GSAC Conference Tournament and make a run to the NAIA Elite Eight during a program-record 32-4 campaign ... Averaged 21.9 points per game, which was fifth in the NAIA in her final season ... Had six 30-point outings as a sophomore and finished in double-figures 27 times ... Played alongside future WNBA first-round draft pick Stephanie Soares during her freshman year ... Her coach at The Master's, Dan Waldeck, is the father of 2023 WCC Player of the Year and Pepperdine women's soccer standout Tori Waldeck ... Single-game highs include 36 points (vs. Redlands, 12/16/21) nine rebounds (multiple times), five assists (vs. La Sierra, 11/21/22), eight steals (vs. Hope International, 12/10/22) and two blocks (multiple times).

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Curtis High School, located in Tacoma, Wash., as the program's all-time leading scorer with 1,166 career points in 2020 ... Was a two-time first-team All-South Puget Sound League selection ... Averaged 18.6 points, 8.2 rebounds and 1.4 steals per game as a senior ... Named the Tacoma Athletic Commission's Girls Basketball Athlete of the Year ... Earned the Tacoma Athletic Commission's Cling Names Female Multi-Sport Excellence Award in 2020 ... Also lettered in soccer and track and field ... Was a two-time SPSL All-League Second Team selection and was her soccer team's leading scorer as a senior ... In the classroom, was a member of the National Honor Society, earned a Washington State Honors Award in 2020 and was a Joe Thomas Memorial Scholarship recipient. 

CLUB: Played for the NW Magic Blue Star, the Columbia Cascades and the Clutch Basketball teams ... Helped the Columbia Cascades U17 team win the 2019 Oregon City Tournament.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Kristin and Eric Brubaker, both of whom are Pepperdine alums ... Her father, Eric Brubaker, played baseball for Pepperdine from 1993-97 ... Has two siblings, Gavin and Dane ... Her younger brother, Gavin, will play baseball for Northwest Nazarene in 2023 ... Plans on majoring in business ... Career goals include becoming an athletic director for a high school, college or university ... Chose Pepperdine because "I wanted to be at a school that prioritizes both academics and athletics for my last two years of college basketball. My parents both went to Pepperdine, so I've always known about the school and thought about attending it when I was younger."

FAVORITES: Enjoys reading outside of playing basketball ... Favorites include Damian Lillard (pro basketball player), Alex Morgan (pro athlete), Portland Trailblazers (pro basketball team), Seattle Mariners (pro sports team), The Book Thief (book), Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (movie), White Collar (TV show), Taylor Swift (musical artist) and soccer (sport besides basketball).