Northeastern University Athletics

2022-23 at Northeastern

• Tallied three points and two assists in season-opener win at Boston University (11/7)
• Notched back-to-back six rebound performances vs. Portland (11/26) and at Merrimack (11/30)
• Had a career day with a career-high 11 points in victory at Stonehill (12/20)
• Chipped in with five points and two rebounds in win at Elon (1/15)
• Notched a bucket in the CAA quarterfinal victory against Stony Brook (3/10)
• Played in 23 games for the Huskies

2021-22 at Northeastern

• Tallied a three-pointer vs. Hartford (12/5) and had a season-high six points
• Grabbed a season-high seven rebounds vs. Hartford (12/5)
• Tied career-high with nine points vs. Hofstra (1/9)
• Notched a career-high 10 points at Towson (1/28)
• Tied new career-high with 10 points vs. Davidson (3/19)
• CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll (Fall 2021)

2020-21 at Northeastern
• CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll  (Fall 2020).
• Paired eight points with four rebounds during Northeastern's CAA quarterfinal game against second-seeded James Madison (March 11).
• Closed the regular season with nine points (season high) on 4-for-4 shooting and two rebounds at Hofstra (March 2). 
• Provided six bench points and grabbed four rebounds against Delaware (Jan. 5).
• Tallied six points, five rebounds, an assist and a steal during her first career CAA game against Delaware (Jan. 4).
• Scored four points during her collegiate debut at UMass Lowell (Dec. 16).

Profile
• Full name is Isabel Larsen.
• Daughter of Michael and Elizabeth Larsen … Second oldest of her four siblings: Elle, Thomas and Helena … Father, Michael, played men’s soccer at Franklin and Marshall … Older sister, Elle, played basketball at Swarthmore College.
• Aspires to become a journalist.
• Extra-curricular activities:  Served as an admissions ambassador … Member of the chapel band, Students Advocating Life Against Substance Abuse (SALSA), photography club and school newspaper.
• Hobbies include traveling, photography, singing, writing, baking and playing soccer.
• Class of 2024.

High School Accolades
• Totaled 654 rebounds across her high school career.
• 2019-20:  Varsity small forward at Archbishop Wood High School (Warminster, Pennsylvania) under head coach Mike McDonald and assistant coaches Wendy Young and Sue Sebold … Averaged more than 10 points and 10 rebounds per game with the Vikings … All-Area Third Team selection … Named to the Philadelphia Catholic League (PCL) All-Catholic Third Team … Registered 20 points and 14 rebounds during Archbishop Wood’s appearance in the PCL championship game … District 12 champion.
• 2016-19:  Three-year varsity guard and small forward at the Wesleyan School (Peachtree Corners, Georgia) under coaches Jan Azar and Demetrius Frazier … Program record holder in single-game rebounds (22) … Three-time Georgia state finalist and two-time state champion (2016-17, 2017-18) … Her 2018-19 season accolades include She Got Game Classic Most Valuable Player and Gwinnett Tip-Off Club All-Region selections.

Club Accolades
• 2019:  Competed as a guard and small forward for Peak Performance (Atlanta, Georgia) under coaches Sidney Miller and Tony Gorrell.
• 2016-18:  Played guard and small forward for Finest Basketball Club (FBC) in Atlanta under coach Albert Motton.
 
Why Northeastern?
• “Boston is such an amazing city, I could not help but love it there. Also, the team and coaches at whatever school you go to ultimately become your family away from home – I felt so welcomed by everyone [at Northeastern]. It was such an easy fit and the girls were all so fun and genuine.”
 
Fast Facts
• Favorite NBA/WNBA team:  Boston Celtics … Favorite pro sports team:  Atlanta Braves … Pro athlete looked up to:  Gordon Hayward … Hype song & meaning:  “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell because it was the pre-game song my team sang at Wesleyan before running out for warmups. … Favorite TV show(s):  Cheers, Law & Order SVU … Favorite movie:  Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part II … Favorite artist:  Justin Bieber … Strangest talent:  “I can do some crazy stuff with my eyes.” … Bucket list:  Living in New York City and visiting Japan … Anything else?:  I have lived in four cities across three states; I love Disney; I danced for 10 years.