Amherst College Athletics

• "I selected Virginia Wesleyan because it is so close to home that if I got homesick I could just stay the night there and be fine. Also, I fell in love with the campus and the scenery it has. When I took my first tour of the campus it just felt like home, like I belong here"
• Selected Virginia Wesleyan over Longwood University and Regent University

Collegiate Accomplishments

• Academic Dean's scholarship recipient
• Minoring in Sociology

Prep Accolades

• Outstanding Sportsmanship award recipient
• Honor Roll student
• Member of Phenomenal Woman

Personal

• Daughter of Elizabeth and Russell Wilson; parents attended Tidewater Community College
• Has five siblings: Zavior, Gabryela, Nicholas, Casey and Christopher
• Enjoys country music, sushi and salad, and vacation time in the Bahamas
• Favorites include the movie "Taken" and "Fast and Furious," and the TV series "Law & Order: SUV" and "Criminal Minds"
• A fan of football's Dallas Cowboys and baseball's New York Yankees
• Career goal: "I would really like to work for the government in the forensic science field"
• Self-description in 10 words or less: "funny, outgoing, outdoorsy, happy, goofy, crafty, loving, passionate, caring"
• My favorite aspect of being an athlete is: "being able to support your school and your teammates in the best way we know how, cheering"
• The part of my game I've improved the most is: "I've never been a sideline cheerleader before, so it's all a new experience, but I love it so far"
• My personal athletic goal at VWC is: "to learn more about other sports and cheer them on at the games, as well as bringing school spirit back"
• If I could spend one day with a famous person from any time period it would be: "Anne Frank, Harriett Tubman, or Martin Luther King, Jr., just to get a feel for how they really felt and why and just ask a million questions about everything. I think these three would be able to hold great conversations and give me insight on why the chose whet they chose to do"
• People might be surprise to know: "I am hard of hearing in my left ear and have multiple surgeries, as well as using hearing aids since I was in seventh grade"
• It's the year 2030 and: "I am working for the government and I have my doctorate, I am married, and starting my professional life"
• The most important advice I've received is: "be yourself and don't let anyone change you, because there is only one you...no on can take that from you" -- Mom