2017-18: ECC Outdoor T&F All-Conference Second Team in the High Jump … Placed fourth in the High Jump with a score of 1.45m at the ECC Outdoor Track & Field Championships … Jumped a 1.50m in the High Jump at the Mark Young Invitational … Jumped a 4.51m in the Long Jump at the ECC Outdoor Track & Field Championships … ECC Indoor T&F All-Conference Second Team for High Jump … Placed third in the High Jump with a score of 1.50m at the ECC Indoor Track & Field Championships … Posted a score of 4.66m in the Long Jump at the Seahawk Shootout ... Had a score of 7.41m in the Shot Put at the Mets Indoor Championships Women’s Pentathlon … Ran a 10.88 in the 60H at the ECC Indoor Track & Field Championships … Posted a time of 26:06.6 in the 5K at the ECC Cross Country Championships

2016-17: Earned All-ECC first team honors for her efforts in the high jump ... named ECC Field Athlete of the Week on Jan. 23 ... placed fifth in the high jump, eclipsing 1.45 meters, in the Seahawk Shootout (Dec. 9) ... earned fourth place in the triple jump (9.58 meters) and eclipsed a height of 1.50 meters in the high jump at the Yale Invitational (Jan. 14) ... earned third by eclipsing a height of 1.50 meters in the high jump at the Collegeville Classic (Jan. 21) ... eclipsed 1.55 meters, good for fourth, in the high jump at the Metropolitan Championships (Feb. 3) ... tied her personal best by eclipsing 1.50 meters in the high jump, while placing third in the triple jump (10.16 meters) at the Artie O'Connor Meet (Feb. 17) ... earned second and seventh place accolades in the high and triple jump, respectively, eclipsing 1.50 meters and leaping to 10.18 meters in the ECC Championships (Feb. 24).

Prior to LIU Post: Ran for the varsity cross country and track and field teams at Sachem North High School ... three-time All-League and All-Division honoree ... helped the Flaming Arrows to three straight League I Championships (2013-15).

Personal: Has one sibling ... daughter of John and Diane Costanzo ... her favorite athlete is Ashton Eaton ... majoring in biology.