2025: NACC Scholar-Athlete... Played in 21 matches with 14 starts... Finished second on the team with 2.05 kills per set... Earned 17 kills and a .368 hitting percentage against Randolph (January 25)... Posted 16 kills and a .375 hitting percentage against Westminster (February 20)... Tallied 15 kills, a .367 hitting percentage, and two blocks in program's first-ever victory against Concordia Wisconsin (March 29)... Recorded 11 kills against Lakeland (March 25) and Wisconsin Lutheran (March 25).

2024: NACC Scholar-Athlete... Honorable Mention All-NACC... Academic All-District... Started 22 of 24 matches... Second among all hitters with a .190 hitting percentage... Swung for 196 kills, second on the team... Earned 14 kills on a .419 hitting percentage against Lakeland (March 26)... Notched 13 digs against nationally-ranked Loras (January 30), a personal best... Recorded seven matches with double-digit kills... Tallied a personal-best seven blocks against Illinois Wesleyan (February 10).

2023: NACC Scholar-Athlete...Started 24 of 26 matches played... Tallied team high with 193 kills and second-best 2.19 kills per set... 45 blocks good for second on the team... Swung for a career-best 18 kills against St. Norbert (February 28), second on the all-time record books... Recorded eight double-digit kill matches... Had four matches with season-best four blocks... Earned six digs twice against MSOE (March 11) and Maranatha Baptist (January 31).

High School: Played for Wauwatosa East under John Simon... Team was Sectional Champions senior year... Earned Second Team All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-State as a senior... Hit 19 kills in a five-set match and 17 kills in a three-set match as a captain his senior year... Squad was Regional Champions his junior year, where he also earned Most Improved Player honors...Played for Milwaukee Volleyball Club under Jake Nowak and Brian Rushmer.

Personal: Son of Carrie Hill-Schueller... Currently undecided... Was an honor roll student in high school... Participated in the LAUNCH program and Key Club... Is a black belt in karate.

Why Edgewood University?: "I wanted to continue both my academic and athletic career in a place that specifically catered to my needs. Edgewood University fulfilled what I liked in a school."