Boston University

AS A JUNIOR IN 2024-25
Appeared in 28 games, making one start while averaging 16.1 minutes per game … Set career highs with 8.1 points per game on 51 percent shooting with 89 rebounds and a team best 29 blocks … Averaged 9.8 points per Patriot League game, making a team high 54.2 percent of her shots … Returned from her long-term injury to score nine points at UNH (Nov. 16) … Blocked three shots and snagged four boards against Maine (Nov. 21) … Dropped 10 points, five boards and two blocks at Lehigh (Jan. 15) … Scored 15 points in 15 minutes by making 60 percent of her shots at Bucknell (Jan. 25) … Followed that up with 19 points on 9-of-12 shooting vs. Holy Cross (Jan. 27) … Registered 13 points in the rematch against Bucknell (Feb. 12) … Recorded 13 points and three rejections at Loyola Maryland (Feb. 19) … Exploded for a career high 24 points on 10-of-11 shooting vs. American (Feb. 22) … Filled the box score with 11 points, six caroms, three assists and four blocks in the rematch vs. Lehigh (Feb. 26) … Notched her first collegiate double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds at Lafayette (March 1) … Also earned 12 points at Navy (March 5) … Made five of her nine shots for 13 points in the Patriot League first round matchup against Loyola Maryland (March 8).

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2024-25
Appeared in eight games this season with five starts, averaging 17.3 minutes and 6.4 points per game…Recorded her first point as a Terrier against UMass Lowell (Nov. 6)...Made her first-career start and tallied a career-high 12 rebounds against Rider (Nov. 18)... Notched four assists and two steals in the team’s win over Le Moyne (Nov. 11)...Reached double figures in scoring, 13 points, for the first time in her career, and recorded a personal-best five field goals against Northern Colorado (Nov. 26).

BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Arrived prior to the 2023-24 season as a transfer student-athlete following her freshman year at Rhode Island ... The Estonia native totaled 45 minutes across 10 games for the A-10 regular season co-champions in 2022-23, making seven of her 11 shots ... Adler has experience in the FIBA U18 Women's European Championship, averaging 3.7 points and 5.7 boards for Estonia in the 2019 Division B circuit ... In 2020-21, she made 15 appearances for Estonia-NKML on Team G4S Noorteliiga, registering 10.7 points and 13.9 rebounds per game, helping her team win the championship and earning MVP honors in the final four ... Adler previously participated in the NBA Academy Program, a year-round basketball development program that provides top high school athletes from outside the U.S. with a holistic approach to player development. From July-August of 2021, she took part in the NBA Academy Women's Virtual Program, an eight-week basketball and leadership development program for more than 40 of the top female high-school prospects from overseas.

PERSONAL
Daughter of Dea Kristel Hermanson and Meelisa Adler ... Has two siblings, Liis and Aksel ... Enrolled in the Questrom School of Business majoring in Business Administration & Management at BU.