2x WCC Commissioner's Honor Roll "Bronze" Honors (2023-24, 2024-25)
2025 WCC Player of the Year
2025 All-WCC First Team
2024 WCC Defensive Player of the Year
2024 All-WCC Second Team
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2025: Named WCC Player of the Year and All-WCC First Team ... second Santa Clara player to be named the league's top player after Hazyl Gray (2024) ... broke the WCC single season hit record with 78, topping the mark set by BYU's Gordy Bravo who had 76 in 2015 (also broke the Santa Clara single season record previously held by Angela Kabanuck 2007 and Jessica Clee 2006 who had 72) ... only player in the WCC to lead the league in five offensive categories - batting average (.415), runs (49), hits (78), triples (five) and stolen bases (26) ... finished tied for 25th nationally in hits (78), 70th nationally in batting average (.415) and tied 43rd nationally in stolen bases (26) ... had a slashline of .415/.479/.505 ... one of three Broncos to start and play in all 54 games (along with Gray and Rebecca Rubio) ... started in all games at second base and batted in the lead off position ... had a hit in 46 games ... safely reached base in 48 games ... had 23 multi-hit games (17 two-hit games, four three-hit games, one four-hit game and one five-hit game) ... scored a run in 35 games ... had a season-high 16 game hit streak (March 16 - April 18) ... twice named WCC Player of the Week (Feb. 10 and March 31) ... had 12 extra-base hits (seven doubles and five triples) ... had a season-high five hits against Southern Indiana (Feb. 7) ... stole 26 bases in 32 attempts (81.3 percent) ... recorded a .941 fielding percentage in a team-high 236 chances ... involved in a team-high 21 double plays defensively, good for second most in the league.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2024: Named WCC Defensive Player of the Year and All-WCC second team ... played in 52 of the 53 games, starting all at second base ... in WCC action, played in all 16 games and did not commit an error in 80 chances ... the 80 chances in league play led the team (44 putouts and 36 assists) and also turned four double plays ... second in the conference and 12th in the nation with 31 stolen bases (in 36 attempts) ... second in the conference with 38 runs scored ... posted a .302 batting average (51-for-169) ... 50 of the 51 hits were singles ... had one triple ... third on the team with 14 multi-hit games including four 3-hit games ... had four multi-RBI games ... recorded a 14-game hit streak (Feb. 11 - March 2) and safely reached base in 17-straight games (Feb. 11 - March 8) ... during the 14-game hit streak, had six straight games with multiple hits ... stole a base in six straight games (Feb. 16 - 24) ... drove in a season-high three runs against St. Thomas (March 17) ... committed nine errors on the year in 233 chances for a .961 fielding percentage.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2023 graduate of James Campbell High School in Ewa Beach, Hawaii ... named first team All-State selection in Hawaii in senior year ... first-team Oahu Interscholastic Association West selection ... named to the principal's list since 2019.
CLUB: Played for the OC Batbusters club team that was a 2022 Elite 8 team finisher 16U tier 2 in the Alliance Fastpitch Championship Series ... named second team all-tournament 16U at the Triple Crown Nationals.
GET TO KNOW CAIRAH: Enjoys surfing and baking ... member of New Hope Leeward Church ... worked at the high school concession stand all four years ... participated in the Oneula Beach Park clean up ... volunteered at the food distribution for the elderly in the community ... comes from an athletic family background ... mother, Meka, played softball at Hawaii Pacific University (1994-1997) ... sister, Cydney, played softball at CSU Bakersfield (2017-22) ... sister, Cieana, also played for CSU Bakersfield in 2022 ... first cousin, Chardonnay Curran, played soccer at Oregon (2018-21) and is currently a member of the NWSL Chicago Red Stars ... first cousin, Sky Lactoen, played football at Navy (2020) ... first cousin, Jourdyn Curran, plays soccer at Seattle University.
