2015 Season (Senior)

• Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention
• Tied for third on beam (9.900) and tied for fourth on floor (9.875) at the NCAA Morgantown Regional (April 4)
• Tied for fourth on floor with a 9.900 against No. 13 UCLA (Feb. 14)
• Finished second on vault with a 9.875 at Arizona State (Jan. 31)
• Placed third on floor with a 9.800 at Penn (Jan. 18)
• Claimed an individual victory on floor with a 9.875 at San Jose State (Jan. 9)

2014 Season (Junior)

• Tied for fourth on floor with a 9.875 at No. 9 UCLA (Feb. 22)
• Contributed a 9.825 on floor in Stanford’s victory over No. 4 Utah (Feb. 17)
• Tied for the individual win on floor with a 9.875 in a quad meet at UC Davis (Jan. 26)
• Earned an individual victory and set a collegiate best on floor (9.925) in the fifth position to help Stanford earn a comeback win in the final rotation against No. 19 Arizona and Sacramento State (Jan. 19)
• Recorded one top-10 score among Stanford gymnasts on floor
• Competed in seven meets on floor, three on vault and one on beam
• Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention

2013 Season (Sophomore)

• Recorded collegiate-bests of 9.925 on vault, 9.900 on floor and 9.800 on beam in a tri-meet against Oregon State and California (March 1)
• hit 92 percent of her routines (22 of 24)
• competed in nine meets on vault and floor and scored a 9.725 or higher in 17 of 18 performances
• Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention

2012 Season (Freshman)

• Winner of the team's Most Improved award
• A member of the lineup that scored 49.550 on vault at the NCAA Super Six
• It was Stanford's highest team in score in any event all season and the second-best vault score in school history
• Was No. 2 in the order and tied her collegiate best of 9.850 in that meet
• Was in every vault and floor lineup
• Earned her first collegiate victory on Feb. 12 at Cal, with a 9.850 on floor
• In collegiate debut at the NorCal Quad Meet, competed in three events and scored 9.750 or higher in all of them, including a 9.850 to finish tied for second with all-around winner Thomasina Wallace of San Jose State on floor
• Also was Stanford's high scorer on the beam (9.750) and tied for third on the team on vault (9.775)

International

• Competed in the 2011 Belgian national championships and placed second in the all-around
• Represented Belgium at a four-nation meet in Germany, helping the team place third

Club/High School

• A 2011 graduate of West High School in Knoxville, Tenn.
• A two-time Junior Olympic national qualifier, with regional titles on the floor and beam
• A nationally-ranked Level 10 gymnast
• In 2011, qualified for the inaugural Nastia Liukin Supergirls Cup, a prestigious honor
• First on beam and second on bars at the 2010 National Invitational Tournament
• A solid all-around competitor and especially strong in the vault and beam
• Trained at Premier Athletics from 2007-11

Personal

• Daughter of Philippe Hanset and Sylvie Mathot
• Has younger brothers, Maxime and Victor
• Born in Brussels, Belgium
• Plans to pursue pre-med, with a goal of becoming a pediatrician
• Enjoys tubing, and spending time with family and friends