2025-26 / FRESHMAN
- Big Ten All-Freshman
- Big Ten All-Championships Team
- Three-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week
- Cracked the lineup in all 13 tournaments
- Her 74.00 stroke average was the fourth best by a freshman in program history
- Recorded three rounds in the 60s and three Top 10 finishes, ranking third and fifth, respectively, by a freshman in Purdue history
- Led the team with four eagles
- Guided Purdue to a third-place finish, while placing fourth (personal best) on the individual leaderboard, at the Big Ten Championships (67-79-74—210) to earn a spot on the all-championships team; paced the B1G field with 12 birdies, while ranking second in par-4 scoring (-1) throughout the week
- Her three-day total of 210 (67-69-74) at the B1G Championships was the second-lowest 54-hole tally by a Boilermaker competing in the conference tournament, as well as the lowest of her career; the opening round 67 (-3) was a personal best
- Named Big Ten Freshman of the Week after helping Purdue win the Coach Mo Classic, ranking second in par-3 scoring (-1) and making a team-high 12 birdies; her three-round total of 215 (74-72-69) was the first time she finished under par as a Boilermaker
- Earned Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors after setting the then-freshman school record for lowest (now second-lowest) 36-hole total (74-72—146) and tying for 10th at the Shootout at Wachesaw for her first career Top 10; made seven birdies to rank fourth in the field
- Named Big Ten Freshman of the Week to close out the fall, carding a 218 (71-73-74) at the Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational
PRIOR TO COLLEGE
- Rose to No. 166 in the world in the World Amateur Golf Ranking and entered Purdue ranked No. 187
- No. 17 ranked prospect in the world, including No. 3 among players signed by Big Ten programs, according to Golf Channel's Brentley Romine
- Won nine tournaments and racked up 32 Top 10 finishes over three years before starting her Purdue career
- Placed 65th at the 2025 U.S. Girls’ Junior, just missing out on match play
- Defended her title at the 2025 Camilo Villegas Cup
- Cracked the Top 20 at the 2025 Junior Orange Bowl International (14th) and the Junior Invitational (18th)
- Tied for 21st at the 2025 Toyota Junior World Cup
- Won four of the 16 tournaments she competed in during 2024, capturing victories at the South American Championship in Uruguay, the Junior Open in Chile, the Camilo Villegas Cup and the Enrique Santos Cup in Ecuador
- Finished seventh at the 2024 World Junior Girls Championship in Canada, one of nine Top 10s throughout her 2024 campaign
- Recorded a 75.18 stroke average in 2023, collecting four victories throughout the year
- Won the 2023 Colombian National Amateur
- Led her team to the 2023 South American Championship in Bolivia
- Claimed medalist honors at the 2023 Mariajo Uribe Cup as well as the 2023 Open De La Sabana
- Placed 23rd at the 2023 Women's Latin America Amateur
PERSONAL
- Daughter of Didier Valero and Yasmin Moyano Reyes
- Has two siblings: Sandra and Nicolas
- Also competed in swimming and speed skating