Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges

At CMS
Ranks No. 11 in program history in single-season blocks with 107 in 2025.

2025 Season (First-Year)
Second-Team All-SCIAC... Played in all 28 matches… Totaled 114 kills and 16 service aces… Recorded 56 digs and 107 total blocks, which ranks No. 11 in CMS history… Had the match winning kill at 16-14 in the fifth set to give CMS the SCIAC Championship at La Verne... Season-high 10 kills against Puget Sound on Sept. 12 with a .833 hitting percentage… Notched 10 kills and a .625 hitting percentage against Chapman on Oct. 7… Achieved a season-best 10 total blocks against Caltech on Sept. 27… Registered seven kills and four solo blocks against Caltech on Sept. 27… Contributed six kills and five digs against in the SCIAC finals vs. La Verne on Nov. 15… Tallied five kills and eight total blocks in the SCIAC Semifinals against Whittier on Nov. 13.

Prior to CMS
Attended North Tahoe High School, where she played volleyball and helped her team to the Nevada 2A 2023 state championship ... Offensive Player of the Year Nevada 2A in 2024 ... First Team All League Nevada 2A in 2023 and 2024 ... First Team All State for 2A in Nevada 2023 ... Defensive Player of the State 2023 ... Varsity Team Captain 2024 ... NTHS Most Valuable Player 2024 ... Graduated Summa Cum Laude ...Earned Science Department Medallion and Culinary Arts Medallion ... Seal of Biliteracy ... Distinguished Scholar all eight semesters ... Member of Nevada 2A All-State Academic Volleyball Team ... College Board AP Scholar with Distinction Award 2024 ... National Rural and Small Town Recognition Program ... Extracurricular activities included Committed Leadership team, Associated Student Body, Academic Team, Envirolution Mentor to Freshmen, and a Girl Scout Service Learning Trip to Puerto Rico ... Played club volleyball for TStreet Sierra Nevada, helping her team qualify for nationals for the first time in eight years. 

Personal
Attends Harvey Mudd ... Mother, Chiara Gajar, played volleyball at the University of San Francisco ... Chose CMS "because the great balance it offers of academic and athletic rigor, where neither aspect has to be sacrificed for the other."