- 2024 All-RMAC Second Team selection
- 2023 CSC Academic All-District
- 2023 Academic All-RMAC honor roll
- 2023 All-RMAC honorable mention
- 2023Â MSU Denver Student-Athlete of the Week, Oct. 22
- 2023Â D2ADA Academic Achievement Award
- 2022Â Athletic Director's Honor Roll, fall semester
- 2022 Academic All-RMAC honor roll
- 2022Â Athletic Director's Honor Roll, spring semester
- 2021Â Athletic Director's Honor Roll, fall semester
2024: All-RMAC Second Team selection…played and started in all 21 games for the Roadrunners during the season…logged a career-high 1356 minutes on the pitch, season-high 88 minutes against Fort Lewis on 11/14/24…tied for team lead with three goals and seven points on the campaign…led team with 37 shots and 11 on goal for a .297 shot on goal percentage…scored the game-winning goal against UCCS on 10/6/24.
2023: All-RMAC honorable mention selection. ... Starter in all 19 games, playing 1,177 minutes. ... Shared the team lead with four goals, tied for third with three assists, and tied for second with 11 points. ... Had team highs of 35 shots and 13 shots on goal ... Scored one game-winning goal. ... In league play, tied for eighth in the RMAC with 10 points and tied for ninth with four goals and tied for fifth with nine points. ... Set up Kailey Maness with a short pass to the top of the box for the game’s only score at 18:29 in the 1-0 win over Colorado Christian in the regular-season finale. ... Had a goal and an assist, with career highs of five shots and three shots on goal, in the 3-0 win over Adams State on Oct. 20. Scored the game’s first goal with a shot to the lower left corner after being sent free into the box on a pass from Brooklyn Gold at 16:20, then set up Maya Woods’ goal for the game’s final goal at 82:03 with a blast that deflected off the goalkeeper. ... Produced the second and fourth goals of the game for her first career multi-goal game and a career-best four points in the 6-0 win over New Mexico Highlands on Oct. 12. Finished a lead pass from Brooklyn Gold while alone against the goalkeeper to the lower left corner at 19:29, then converted after Kailey Maness redirected a Highlands goal kick at 60:02. ... Scored from in front at 20:16, after a steal and pass by teammate Kailey Maness, for the game’s first goal in an eventual 2-1 loss at Regis on Sept. 22. ... Took three shots, putting two on goal, in a 0-0 tie at St. Edward’s (Texas) on Sept. 3.
2022: Effective reserve put five of her 10 shots on goal while recording one goal and one assist for three points. ... Played 15 games in a reserve role for a total of 460 minutes. ... Scored first career goal to give MSU Denver a 2-1 lead at 70:58 in an eventual 2-2 tie with UCCS on Sept. 29 after getting the ball in the box, patiently setting up her shot, then scoring as the ball deflected off a defender and past the keeper. ... Earned first career point against Westminster on Sept. 18 with an assist on Jaimy Sawaged’s goal after quickly redirecting the ball from the middle of the field to Katy Coats, when then passed to Sawaged. The goal at 51:07 was the final tally in a 1-1 tie. ... Played a career-high 51 minutes, with career mosts of two shots and one shot on goal, in 1-0 win at Eastern New Mexico on Sept. 11. ... Made her season debut in the 1-1 tie with St. Edward’s (Texas) on Sept. 2, playing 14 minutes.
2021: Appeared in eight games for a total of 127 minutes. ... Took one shot. ...
 Played a season-high 30 minutes in the 5-0 win over New Mexico Highlands on Oct. 17. ... Took her first career shot in a 2-0 loss at UCCS on Oct. 7. ... Played a career-high 29 minutes in the 3-1 win over Eastern New Mexico on Sept. 19. ... Made her MSU Denver debut by playing four minutes in the season-opening, 3-0 win over Texas A&M-Commerce on Sept. 2.
High School: Team captain. ... Scored eight goals in 13 games as a freshman and 11 goals in 13 games as a sophomore. ... Coached by Bryan Johnston. ... Also earned two letters in cross country.
Club: Played for Broomfield Blast 03, Colorado Rush and Storm North, serving as captain for all three teams.
Personal: Born Tessa Marie Killmon in Westminster, Colo. ... Daughter of Brett and Michelle Killmon. ... Has three brothers: Bryce, Brayden and Brant. ... Brant was a jumper with the MSU Denver track & field team, who set the program record in the indoor high jump. ... Majoring in art.
