California Institute of Technology

Holds the program record with 163 career three-pointers made.

Honors
Outstanding Athlete of the Year (2015-16)
SAAC Sportsmanship Award (2015-16)
Francis W. Davis Female Athlete of the Year (2015-16)
SCIAC Athlete of the Week 11/21 (2015-16)
2x Second Team All-SCIAC (2012-13, 2014-15)
D3hoops.com Team of the Week (2014-15)
Francis W. Davis Outstanding Athlete of the Year, Team Sport (2013-14)
Most Outstanding Player (2013-14)
Most Outstanding Frosh (2012-13)
Most Valuable Player (2012-13)
Academic All-SCIAC (Winter 2013-14, Winter 2014-15, 2015-16)

2015-16

   NCAA RANKS

• 21st in three-point attempts (217)
• 24th in three-pointers made per game (2.72)
• 25th in minutes played per game (37.52)
• 35th in three-pointers made (68)
• 77th in minutes played (938:00)
• 130th in three-point percentage (31.3)
• 189th in field goal attempts (342)

   SCIAC RANKS

• Led SCIAC in minutes per game (37.5), minutes (938)
• 2^nd in 3 pointers per game (2.7), 3 pointers made (68)
• Tied for 3^rd in scoring average (13.2)
• 4^th in points (331)
• 11^th in field goals made (109)
• 12^th in field goals per game (4.4)

   TEAM RANKS

• Led team in minutes per game (37.5), minutes (938), scoring average (13.2), 3 pointers per game (2.7), 3 pointers made (68), points (331)
• 2^nd in field goals made (109), 3 point percentage (.312), free throw percentage (.789)
• 3^rd in free throws made (45), assists (40), steals (37)
• 4^th in blocks (13)

2014-15
Set the single-game record for three-pointers made (7).
Joined the 1,000 point club, becoming the fastest and just the second Beaver to reach the milestone (76 games). 

  NCAA RANKS

• 70^th three-point percentage (.364)
• 90^th three-pointers per game (2.20)

  SCIAC RANKS

• Led conference in minutes per game (37.1)
• 2^nd three-pointers per game (2.2)
• 4^th total points (236)
• 5^th points per game (14.8), three-point percentage (.368)
• tied-6^th total field goals made (82), steals per game (1.9)
• t-7^th field goals per game (5.1)
• 12^th defensive rebounds per game (4.1)
• 13^th free throws per game (2.3), free throw percentage (.627)
• t-15^th total rebounds (80)
• t-16^th rebounds per game (5.0), blocks per game (0.4)
• 17^th field goal percentage (.387)

  TEAM RANKS

• Led team in three-pointers made (55), three-point percentage (.364) – min. 20 attempted, spg (1.8)
• 2^nd minutes per game (35.9), field goal percentage (.367), free throws made (66), defensive rebounds (98), blocks per game (0.4).
• 3^rd rebounds per game (4.8), assists per game (1.5)
• t-3^rd free throw percentage (.688) – min. 1 made per game 

2013-14

  NCAA RANKS

• 170^th three-pointers per game (1.7)

  SCIAC RANKS

• Led conference in three-pointers per game (1.8)
• 6^th three-point percentage (.280)
• 9^th assists per game (2.6)
• 10^th free throws made per game (3.1)
• tied-11^th blocks per game (0.7)
• 13^th points per game (11.8), free throw percentage (.731)
• 17^th field goals per game (3.5)

  TEAM RANKS

• Led team in points per game (12.0), three-pointers (42), free throws (63), free throw percentage (.733)
• 2^nd minutes per game (31.1), field goals (79), assists per game (2.6), steals per game (1.0)
• 3^rd three-point percentage (.276) – min. 20 attempts
• 4^th blocks per game (0.6)
• 5^th rebounds per game (4.5)

2012-13
Set the single-season record for with 374 points, 15.0 points per game, 131 field goals made and 66 three-pointers made…Set single-game record with 6 three-pointers made vs. Emerson and Pomona-Pitzer.

  SCIAC RANKS

• Led conference in three-pointers per game (2.6), minutes per game (37.4)
• 6^th points per game (14.4)
• 9^th steals per game (1.8)

  TEAM RANKS

• Led team in points per game (15.0), minutes per game (36.8), field goals (131), three-pointers (66), three-point percentage (.286) – min. 20 attempts, free throws (46), steals per game (1.7)
• 2^nd assists per game (1.8)
• 3^rd defensive rebounds (79), offensive rebounds (30)
• 4^th free throw percentage (.605), rebounds per game (4.4)
• 5^th blocks per game (0.2)

Prior to Caltech
Shooting Guard for her high school team all four years...First Team All-Southern Section ...Named Second Team All-State...First Team All-CIF Division 2A...Her team advanced to the CIF Quarterfinals for the first time in a decade while she was playing...Captain of her high school basketball team for two years...Valedictorian of her high school class...National AP Scholar.

Personal
Played for the SGV Basketball Club...Daughter of Holly Wu and George...Has one younger brother, Michael, and one younger sister, Michelle, who also plays for the team.

Getting to Know ...

1. Where would you live if you could live anywhere in the world (fictional, real, or imaginary)? Someplace where it doesn’t get hot. Maybe Antarctica. 
2. If you could be one age forever what would it be? 5. Because I could go to school and learn things, but still have plenty of time to play because in kindergarten school was only a half day.
3. If you could have been a child prodigy what would you have wanted to be skilled at? Music. I always wished I could sing or play an instrument.
4. If you were reincarnated as an animal what would it be? I’d want to be a honey badger but I’d probably end up being something lazy like a sloth, which is equally as cool.
5. What would you name your autobiography? Socially Awkward: A Guide to Surviving Life
6. What do you miss most about being a kid? I miss the lack of responsibilities and not having anything expected of you. 
7. What was your favorite activity in gym class? Water break. It was always really hot and dry during PE.
8. Would you rather be really really big or really really small? Really really small. Then I could tie people’s laces together without being noticed.
9. What did you want to be when you were young? And now? When I was younger I always wanted to study animal behavior, because I love animals. I currently wish to become a doctor.
10. What song would you sing at karaoke night? Any song that is very short in order to minimize my feelings of embarrassment.
11. Where would you not mind waiting? A dog shelter so I can play with puppies while I wait.
12. What would you refuse to do for one million dollars? Cut off my arm. 
13. How do you like to relax? I like listening to music and browsing the internet. 
14. If you could dis-invent one thing, what would it be? Sporks. Seriously, why do they even exist they are so useless and difficult to use.
15. What always makes you a more confident person? Excelling at something.
16. What language would you like to master? Spanish, because I think it would be extremely useful.  
17. What’s the #1 most played song on your iPod? “Only Time” by Enya
18. If you could paint a picture of any scenery you’ve seen before, what would you paint? A sunset at the beach. It is very serene.
19. If you had to work on only one project for the next year, what would it be? Maybe I would build something big, like a house.
20. If you had to change your first name, what would you change it to? Holly, because my mom is awesome and that is her name.
21. What story does your family always tell about you? Once when I was little I ate a poisonous mushroom from my backyard and had to be sent to the hospital.
22. Where’s Waldo? Behind you.