Career Statistics (Through 2021 Season)

2022: NACC Scholar-Athlete… Played in 21 matches with 64 kills and 37 digs... Had a season and career best 11 kills against Dubuque (October 19)... Earned nine kills and three blocks in a victory over MSOE (October 1) and eight kills with a .615 hitting percentage on 13 swings against Alverno (October 26)... Had five or more kills in six matches...Played in both of the Eagles' NACC Tournament matchups.

2021: Played in 23 matches…Totaled 59 kills, 32 digs, and 11 blocks…Recorded a career-best six kills in a NACC win at Marian University (September 21), hitting .667 in the match…Hit .500 and posted four kills in a NACC win at Dominican University (October 15)…Added a four-kill, .500 attack percentage match in a win over Lakeland University (October 27).

2020: NACC Scholar-Athlete…Appeared in eight matches during the shortened season, making one start…Totaled nine kills and 13 digs throughout the season…Collected two kills and a season-high six digs in a match against Lakeland University (April 1)…Posted two kills three different times throughout the season.

2019: Attended the University of Iowa. 

High School: Scholar Athlete...High Honor Roll Student-Athlete...Coached by Anne Slattery...Two-time First Team All-Conference selection...Set school record for most career kills (931)...Team MVP...Team captain...Recipient of Coaches Award...Named Most Dedicated Female Athlete for her class by Pewaukee High School...Second Team All-Conference sophomore season...Team captured a conference championship junior year and won a pair of regional championships...Played club volleyball for Midwest Penguins VBC, coached by Janice Siebert. 

Personal: Daughter of Dale and Janice...Volunteered for the MACC Fund, Echo, and at a local nursing home...Member of Leadership Club in high school.

Why Edgewood College?: "I chose Edgewood College so that I could continue to compete in the sport I love, while earning an advanced education close to home. In addition, I like the idea of experiencing a small school atmosphere, while being a part of a larger community like Madison."