Name: Mia
Tenure: Rookie
Hometown: Los Angeles
Occupation: Residential Realtor
College: Azusa Pacific University
Degree: Bachelor's in Business Management
Languages: English + Spanish
Hobbies: Running, Dancing, Tumbling

Favorites
Movie: Tangled
Quote: "Believe you CAN, and you're halfway there"
Food: Sushi
Store: Costco
App: Zillow
Travel Destination: Lake Como, Italy
Holiday: Christmas
TV Show: Modern Family
Chips: Quest Chili Lime
School Subject: Public Speaking / Debate

What professional accomplishment are you most proud of?
I am most proud of being awarded Comeback Real Estate Agent of the Year 2023 in my office, which has over 300 agents. This recognition reflected perseverance, growth, and commitment. I truly love what I do, and being part of pivotal moments in so many families' lives is incredible.

What is a non-profit organization you're involved in and why?
I've volunteered with Phi Beta Sigma fraternity projects, doing outreach on Skid Row and in South Central LA with food banks, toy drives, and holiday parades. I also work with special needs children and adults, inspired by my older brother Mauricio, who has severe cerebral palsy. My favorite event so far has been "You & Me Prom," a dance night for special needs individuals.

Who or what inspires you?
My mom and dad inspire me daily with their strength, wisdom, and resilience. My mom is my business partner and best friend, balancing family and career with grace. My dad has been the ultimate cheer dad, knowing all my routines and tricks since I was four.

How do you want people to remember you?
I want to be remembered the way Maya Angelou said: people may forget what you said, but never how you made them feel. I hope to be remembered as someone who loved deeply, provided positive energy, uplifted others, and fearlessly chased her dreams—all with a smile.

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
I hope to be a veteran member of Gold Rush, a successful real estate agent in SoCal and NorCal, and co-owner of investment properties with my sister Mikki. I also want to continue serving the community, traveling, and growing personally and professionally.

What is your favorite memory at Levi's Stadium?
Stepping onto the field for my very first game. It felt surreal—the excitement, the energy of the fans, and realizing I was living my dream gave me goosebumps. It's a moment I will never forget.

What do you like most about the 49ers organization?
I love how much the organization values community and diversity. Their efforts to celebrate Latin Heritage and connect with Hispanic audiences make me feel seen, proud, and more connected as someone who grew up bilingual and deeply tied to my roots.

Tell us about your journey of becoming a Gold Rush Cheerleader.
I grew up as a competitive gymnast, did acrobatics and tumbling in college, and danced from a young age. Pursuing professional cheer was a leap of faith. I trained, stayed disciplined, and leaned on mentors and coaches. Making the team has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life.

What does it mean to be a Gold Rush Cheerleader?
It means representing the 49ers with pride, discipline, and joy. When fans meet Gold Rush, it may be one of their only experiences being that close to the team. It's about creating meaningful experiences, being a role model, and being an ambassador for the organization.

What's the energy like in the Gold Rush locker room on game day?
The energy is electric—full of positivity, hype, and encouragement. My teammates make me feel like family. We motivate each other, share laughs, and create a strong bond that carries onto the field. The energy is AMAZING!