Puebla

Liga MX Women

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What makes Puebla what it is.

In a documented interview feature, she explained that representing Mexico internationally was one of the most meaningful experiences of her early career.

She was selected for the Liga MX Femenil All-Star squad to face FC Barcelona, becoming the youngest player in the roster at 17.

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Quirky facts from the Puebla squad.

One of her most emotional moments came after scoring late in a match, where she said: “It’s unreal… I almost cried,” she said she “blacked out” from adrenaline and barely remembered the moment.

She has experience playing in multiple midfield roles, showing versatility in both defensive and attacking phases.

Before joining Puebla, she also had a spell in Georgia with FC Samegrelo Chkhorotsku, adding international club experience.

She was a three-time All-Sun Belt Second Team selection in NCAA Division I.

She has been involved in multiple matchday squads across both Apertura and Clausura competitions.

She became a goalkeeper almost by accident, stepping in when a team lacked players for the position.

At Pumas U-19, she served as team captain, showing early leadership in her development stage.

She aimed to become a physical therapist, linking her kinesiology studies with a future in sports medicine.

She has been part of Puebla squads competing in Liga MX Femenil Clausura and Apertura campaigns.

She describes her mother as the person she admires most.

She is known for her defensive work rate, ranking highly in one-on-one defensive duels during league matches.

She once balanced university studies outside Puebla while trying to break into professional football, before fully committing to the Liga MX Femenil pathway.