University of Maryland Athletics

• Academic All-Big Ten (2023, 2024)

As a Redshirt Sophomore (2023-24):

• Suffered torn ACL in game vs. Niagara (11/29/23)
• Went 5-5 from the floor for career-high 10 points in season opener vs. Harvard
• Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors

As a Sophomore (2022-23): 

• Suffered torn meniscus in first game of the season
• Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors

As a Freshman (2021-22): 

• Saw action in 17 games, scoring 16 points with 11 rebounds
• Shot 46% from the floor
• Scored first collegiate points with a layup against Longwood (11/9/ 21)
• Scored four points, including two free throws, in victory over Mount St. Mary's (11/16/21)
• Put Terps over 100 points with a post move on her way to four points in victory over UNCW (11/18/21)
• Grabbed three boards and had a putback vs Penn State (1/6/22)
• Brought down a rebound and got a steal to help defeat Northwestern (1/24/22)
• Made a bucket in NCAA First Round win over Delaware (3/18/22)

• On Swiss National Team since she was 15
• Played with Swiss National Team in FIBA U20 European Championship (Division B) in summer of 2022, where she averaged 25.6 minutes, 14.4 points, 55.3% from the floor
• Played with the Swiss National Team in FIBA Euro Challengers in the summer of 2021
• Averaged 18.4 points, 11.3 rebounds and shot 53.7 percent from the floor in the FIBA U-16 championships in 2016
• In 2019, she put up 15.8 points, 11.8 rebounds and shot 51.8 percent in the FIBA U-18 Championships
• Played for Geneve Basket, where as the team's starting small forward in 2019-20, averaged 11.8 points and 7.9 rebounds while leading the team in field goal percentage at 65.5 percent
• Participated in the NBA Academy Women's Program, an elite basketball development initiative that provides top high school-age prospects from outside the U.S. with a holistic approach to player development
• In April 2019,  joined participants from Africa, Australia, China, India, and Mexico, in addition to select players from Canada and Europe, for a three-day minicamp at the 2019 NCAA Women's Final Four
• Parents are Christophe and Dieynaba Chardon
• One sibling, Yoan
• Psychology major