University of Evansville Athletics

2013: Set the Purple Aces program mark for the most accurate hitting season in program history at .321...that tally was 5th in the MVC...earned a berth on the MVC Scholar-Athlete Team...hit .500 or better in three matches with top outing coming against Drake where she hit .737 posting 14 kills in 19 attempts with no errors...finished second on the team with 86 total blocks, posted 10 (2 solo and 8 assists) in win at Bradley...finished with career-best 221 kills, including ten double-figure efforts...season mark of 14 came in home win over Drake...for the season, posted 221 kills against just 49 errors in 535 attempts...notched 10 assists.

2012: Hit .250 in 2012 to lead the Aces and place 14^th in the MVC…was 2^nd on the Aces and 18^th in the MVC with 0.79 blocks per set…posted 176 kills in her junior campaign, third on the team…tied career mark with 15 kills in second match of the season against Utah Valley…registered 14 in the final weekend of the season at Indiana State…hit .429 in that contest while hitting .438 in home contest against the Sycamores…tallied 83 blocks including her high of seven against Wichita State.

2011: Led the squad with 97 blocks in 2011 while playing in 31 games and 106 sets…had nine double-digit kill efforts, including a pair at the season-opening UNC Greensboro Invitational…notched ten versus Coastal Carolina before notching a career-best 15 in the finale en route to All-Tournament honors…reset career block mark with eight against Missouri State, also had seven at Cincinnati…had five service aces in 2011 with three coming in home victory over Wichita State, the other two came against Illinois State…set career mark with four assists against the Bearcats.
 
2010: Appeared in 26 matches with 12 starts…was fourth on the team with 51 total blocks and six solo blocks…averaged .66 blocks per set…recorded 60 kills on the season and hit .187…posted a season-high two solo blocks at UIC (9/21)…tallied a season-best seven kills and 16 attacks at Troy (9/5)
 
At Forest Hills Eastern: Played three years for the Hawks due to injury…earned all-state second team junior year…all-region selection sophomore and junior year…all-conference honoree first three years…named captain her junior and senior year…helped lead the Hawks to four conference championships…member of the National Honors Society and an honor roll student.