University of St. Francis (III.)

At USF in 2020

• Appeared in 94 of a possible 96 sets
• Ranked second on the team with 212 kills
• Led the team with 122 total blocks
• Led the team with 311 points
• Recorded a career high 21 kills against Mayville State (2/19)
• Tied a career high with eight total blocks against Indiana South Bend (3/11)
• Recorded double-digit kills nine times
• Named to the CCAC All-Conference First Team

At USF in 2019

• A starter in 29 of 33 matches played in
• A NAIA All-America Honorable Mention and AVCA Midwest Region selection
• Named to the All-CCAC First Team
• Twice (9/17 & 9/24) recognized as the CCAC's Attacker of the Week
• Led the Saints in hitting percentage (.383), total blocks (129), block solos (48), and block assists (81) while her 316 kills was second most on the team
• Placed fourth among the NAIA national statistical leaders in hitting percentage and finished 33rd in total blocks
• Led the CCAC in hitting percentage (.416) while ranking second in both total blocks (67) and blocks per set (1.0).  Placed 14th in total kills (174) for league matches only
• Totaled 15 double-figure kill totals in a match, which included a season-best 19 against Olivet Nazarene (9/12).
• Had 17 kills in season finale at Trinity International (11/12) in a CCAC Tournament match
• Produced a .727 attack percentage (eight kills in 11 attempts) vs. Calumet St. Joseph (11/5)
• Registered eight total blocks (seven block assists) against Olivet Nazarene (9/12) and notched a season match-most five block solos at Florida College (10/14)

Previous College

• Played two seasons (2016 and 2017) at NCAA Division I Loyola University in Chicago, Ill.
• Totaled a combined 85 kills, 13 block solos, 43 block assists, and 14 digs in 89 sets during her two-year career with the Ramblers.

High School

• Two-time first-team All-Southwest Suburban Blue Conference selection at Joliet (Ill.) West
• A Joliet Herald News All-Area Team pick in 2014
• Helped lead JWHS to the 2015 Class 4A Regional title
• Four-year starter and a two-time (2014 and 2015) team captain