Senior (2019) (Season Stats): Helped ESU win first PSAC championship since 1987 and make second NCAA Tournament appearance ... finished career 2nd in school history in blocks (398) and 1st in blocks per set (1.08) [teammate Trea-sure Ketter has 1.35 through three seasons] ... has 3 entries on single-season blocks list ... played in 32 matches and 109 sets as a senior ... ranked 6th in PSAC in blocks per set (0.99) ... helped ESU lead PSAC and rank 4th in DII in blocks per set (2.61), and lead PSAC and rank 3rd in DII in opponents hitting percentage (0.97) ... had 146 kills (5th on team), .190 attack percentage, 108 blocks, 20 digs and 7 assists ... in four postseason matches, had 11 kills, 1 block and 2 digs in 3-1 win vs. Seton Hill in PSAC quarterfinals ... 1 kill, 1 block, 1 dig in 3-1 win vs. Shippensburg in PSAC semifinals ... 8 kills, 5 blocks in 3-2 win vs. Shepherd in PSAC championship match ... 5 kills, 5 blocks, 4 digs, 2 assists in 3-2 loss vs. Shepherd in NCAA Tournament.
Junior (2018) (Game-by-Game): Earned 3rd team All-PSAC accolades after breaking ESU’s single-season record with 130 blocks on the year … led the PSAC and ranked ninth in all of Division II with 1.31 blocks per set … appeared in 29 of 31 matches, totaling 167 kills with a team-high .273 attack percentage while helping ESU reach the PSAC tournament for the first time since 2008 … had multiple blocks in 25 of 29 appearances, and had double-digit kills on three occasions … named PSAC Southeast Athlete of the Week on Sept. 25 after registering a season-high 17 kills (.696%) to go along with nine blocks in a five-set win at Edinboro (9/21) … matched her season-best of nine blocks in a four-set win over defending PSAC champions Pitt-Johnstown (9/28) … managed 10 kills with a .588 attack percentage in a four-set victory at Bloomsburg (10/6), and had nine kills (.643%) in a sweep over West Chester (10/13) … enters her senior season with 290 career blocks, third-most in program history and 120 back of all-time leader Caitlin Kuhn.
Sophomore (2017) (Game-by-Game): Had one of the best single-season performances at the net in ESU history, ranking third in the PSAC in blocks per set (1.09) and finishing with 111 blocks overall on the year … that total is the second-highest all-time by an ESU player, behind only Caitlin Kuhn’s school record total of 127 in 2008 … appeared in all 30 matches for the Warriors, adding 147 kills with a .232 attack percentage to go along with her blocking prowess … had a season-high nine kills (.529%) in a three-set win over eventual Atlantic Region champions New Haven (9/8) … matched that kill total later that month in a win over Pace (9/26) … had multiple blocks in each of the season’s first seven matches and in 24 of 30 contests overall … had five or more blocks on eight occasions … recorded seven kills and five blocks in ESU’s upset win at West Chester (10/21) and supplied four kills and six blocks in a victory over DII Final Four-bound Gannon (10/28) the following weekend … registered five kills and six blocks in a five-set win at Kutztown (11/7) … picked up five kills and 10 blocks, tied for the most by an ESU player since 2002, in a five-set home contest against West Chester (11/10) … is only the fourth ESU player since 2002 to total 100 or more blocks in a single season.
Freshman (2016) (Game-by-Game): Appeared in 20 matches during her debut season, ranking third on the team with 49 blocks while also totaling 57 kills with a .199 attack percentage … led team in blocks on seven different occasions … had a pair of kills and five blocks against NCAA-qualifier American International (9/17) … had six kills and a .385 attack percentage in a win over Cheyney (10/21), and followed that effort with six kills and five blocks against West Chester (10/22) … notched seven kills and three blocks against Mercyhurst (10/29) … had a standout performance in a four-set win over Kutztown (11/8), setting season-highs in kills (11), attack percentage (.579) … added a season-high seven blocks the next match at West Chester (11/11).
Background: 3-time All-Olympic Conference 1st team selection at Camden Catholic ... 2nd team All-South Jersey ... helped team win 3 straight conference titles as middle blocker ... 3-time Team MVP ... also played basketball for 1 season ... member of student government, science club, anti-bullying club and rebel ... member of National Honor Society ... majoring in exercise science.
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