Central Washington University Athletics

2021-2022: Started all 32 games for the Wildcats… Averaged 18.8 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 2.9 assists per game… Grabbed 44 steals and one block… Scored a season-high 29 points at home against Montana State Billings on February 2^nd, including a three-point bucket with 1.6 seconds on the clock to force overtime and the eventual Wildcats win… Helped lead Central to its first ever GNAC Tournament Championship, and first ever West Regional win… Broke the program records for single-season total points (602), single-season three-point field goals made (92), and single-season three-point field goal attempts (267)… Finished second in the program for single-season total games played (32)… Named First Team All-GNAC… Named Second Team D2CCA All-Region… Finished first in the GNAC and 27^th in all of NCAA Division II scoring (18.8 points per game)… Finished 21^st in the GNAC for field goal percentage (.409), 10^th in assists per game (2.9), 15^th in free throw percentage (.746), 14^th in steals per game (1.4), 7^th in 3-point field goal percentage (.348), second in 3-point field goals made per game (2.9), and fourth in minutes played per game (33.2)…

2020-2021 (Pandemic shortened): Started two of two games played...made two of three free throws...six total rebounds...five steals

2019-2020 (Concordia University Portland): Played in seven games...averaged 5.9 points....held a .371 FG%...held a .476 3FG%...held a .750 FT%...eight total rebounds...four steals. 

2018-2019 (Concordia University Portland): Played in twelve games...averaged 10.8 points...held a .299 FG%...held a .244 3FG%...held a .719 FT%...twenty rebounds...twelve steals.

2017-2018 (Concordia University Portland): Played twenty-seven games...averaged 11.9 points...held a .361 FG%...held a .366 3FG%...held a .829 FT%...sixty-one rebounds...twenty-five steals.

2016-2017 (Concordia University Portland): Played twenty-four games...averaged 9.2 points...held a .335 FG%...held a .346 3FG%...held a .703 FT%...thirty-four rebounds...seventeen steals. 

Why CWU?: "CWU is an amazing institution surrounded by a great community. The coaching staff, as well as the rest of the athletic department, opened me with welcome arms and it is truly a home away from home. This program is driven and passionate to reach their goals, as those align with my personal goals myself. This team is like a family, and I am excited for my final year of collegiate sports to be done here at Central. Go Cats!"

Personal: Maltezo is pursuing her degree in Clinical Physiology.