Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Athletics

2023: Played 25 games started 2 (OF) ... Batted .333 (2 out of 6) ... Scored 2 runs ... Slugging percentage of .333, on-base percentage of .333, and OPS of .666 ... Compiled 1.000 fielding percentage ... One hit in two games ... At least one in two games ... Went one for one at St. Lawrence ... Liberty League All-Academic ...

2022: Played 18 games, seven as starter (RF) ... Four hits and three walks ... Three runs scored ... Compiled 1.000 fielding percentage ... At least one run scored in three games ... Liberty League All-Academic ... 

2021: Played eight games, starting one (OF) ... 

High School: Four years of softball (OF) ... Two-year starter ... True Blue Award ... Coaches Award ... Scholar-Athlete ... National Honor Society ... Spanish Honor Society (president) ... Rich Bosco Student-Athlete Award ... National Council of Jewish Women Service Award ... World Language Award ... Cello (first chair) ... 

Personal: Biomedical Engineering major ... Dean's Honor List ... Daughter of Lorraine and Marc Orlick.

On attending Rensselaer: "I decided to attend Rensselaer because of the community of students. Whether it's my teammates or classmates, we all want to help each other and work together to succeed. I could see that community and collaboration once I stepped on the Rensselaer campus and it made me feel like RPI was where I belonged." - July 2021
 
Benefits of undergraduate community: "There are so many benefits to being an undergrad at RPI. Upperclassmen and alumni are always willing to help, and you never feel lost in any struggles you may face. The shared experiences of undergrads creates a community that is open and inviting, and I have yet to find someone who isn't kind and compassionate to their peers." - July 2021