FRESHMAN
Letter winner.
Placed third in the high jump at the NWC Championships with a mark of 1.61 meters.
Member of 4X400 relay team that finished second at the NWC Championships with a time of 4:07.49.
Posted season-best high jump mark of 1.66 meters at Pacific vs Linfield, George Fox, Lewis and Clark.
Ran season-best time of 26.82 in the 200 meters at Pacific vs Linfield, George Fox, Lewis and Clark.
USTFCCA All-West Region honoree in high jump and 4X400 relay.
Second-team All-Northwest Conference honoree in high jump and 4X400 relay.
ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON CATHOLIC COLLEGE PREP HIGH SCHOOL
Ten-time letter winner in track & field, basketball, cross country and soccer.
Holds school record in the high jump, 4x400m and 4x200m relay races.
Received the Blue and Gold Award, given to student-athletes receiving more than 10 varsity letters.
Two-time district champion in track & field.
Claim the league championship in the 400m.
Finished second in the high jump at the 2019 state championships.
Top-10 finisher in the 4x400m and 4x200m at the 2019 state championships.
Qualified for the 2019 state cross country championships as a team.
Named 2019-20 Co-Athlete of the Year, awarded to most successful student-athletes over high school career.
Academic State Champion in soccer, cross country, basketball and track & field.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Majoring in nursing.
Daughter of Marianne and Russ Pachl.
WHY LINFIELD? I chose Linfield because of all the opportunities it held in store for me. Linfield is allowing me to study my major of choice as well as furthering my athletic career in the sport I am passionate about. It was a win-win situation.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A STUDENT-ATHLETE AT LINFIELD? Being a student-athlete means I am held to a different standard. Student-athletes are asked to balance school and sports as well as being an active member in the school community. Being on the track or the field, it means that all eyes are on you to represent your school in the best way possible.
WHAT MAKES YOU INTERESTING AS A STUDENT-ATHLETE? I am able to learn two-times more than other student-athletes. I am not only learning in a classroom but am also blessed with the opportunity to learn from my coaches and teammates on the track, ultimately making me a more well-rounded person.
WHAT’S THE BEST CLASS YOU’VE TAKEN AT LINFIELD AND WHY? The best Linfield class I have taken so far would be Anatomy. The professors were amazing and the material we learned was super interesting!
WHO HAS BEEN THE GREATEST INSPIRATION IN YOUR LIFE? WHY HAS HE OR SHE BEEN SO INFLUENTIAL? My greatest inspiration is my little brother. He is one of the strongest people I know and has had to overcome a lot of challenges in his life. He inspires me to not let other people’s opinions define who I am and to never fear challenges.
THE GREATEST PRINCIPLE OR LESSON THAT I’VE LEARNED WHILE COMPETING IN ATHLETICS AT LINFIELD HAS BEEN... The greatest lesson I have learned while competing in track is patience. Knowing that you have to have patience to see results from training, patience in a race and patience’s with yourself. And most importantly knowing that all of the hard work and effort you put into something will pay off.
AS A LINFIELD STUDENT-ATHLETE, MY GOALS INDIVIDUALLY AND COLLECTIVELY FOR MY TEAM ARE... My individual goal is to PR this season in high jump and hopefully make it in the school record book. And as for the team I would like to see the women’s 4x4 team place at conference again and PR as well from last season.
WHAT IS NEXT AFTER LINFIELD? My career focus is on nursing. My ultimate goal is to become a pediatric nurse and help people in third world countries receive the care and support they need from a medical professional. Linfield is helping me achieve my goal by providing me with top notch education and resources that will prepare me for what comes in my future.
