But how difficult was it for you to kind of really find your role, maybe a little bit of an elevated role than what it was at the beginning and just come into your own this season? Tell me what that was like for you this year.

Yeah, I mean, I think it's just a growth moment, like just year two.

I feel like I didn't really have a lot of room to grow last year dealing with my ankle injury.

And now that I feel like I finally have that under a good, consistent part where I'm dealing with it much better, it's allowed me to like really focus on improving my game and just having the coaching staff, like having Lauren and Haley and every single person on this team who's like really, really like, like, honestly just like helping the development like they're really bought into making us all better athletes and I think it's cool to have different coaches who have done that like I've had my coaches in my college career who really and like pushed me to be better and I think it's cool having that new new perspective this season so I've learned so much from them and I think that's allowed me to like really push my game to different levels and like push me out of my comfort zone which is kind of cool because I feel like it's Obviously, when you're comfortable with coaches, like in college, it's been the same kind of thing.

And I really feel like I've been pushed to new things this year, which is really kind of cool to bring that out of me.

And, and I know they all present different challenges and you can just quickly run through, you know, what are some of the challenges? I know you just played San Diego, for example, and just little things that you noticed from each to use.

Yeah, I mean, obviously, we are playing Omaha for sure now, so we've kind of been having all eyes on that and not looking too far ahead of ourselves, which is nice.

But obviously, we just played San Diego, and that's a great way to end the regular season, like playing a team that we could potentially see.