| CAREER HONORS AND AWARDS |
| All-BIG EAST Team |
2020 |
| All-BIG EAST Freshman Team |
2020 |
| BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll |
2021: 9.13, 11.1 |
| Tournament MVP |
2021: Northeastern Tournament |
| All-Tournament |
2022: Villanova Classic
2021: GCU Invitational, Northeastern Tournament |
| CSC Academic All-District |
2024 |
| BIG EAST All-Academic Team |
2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, 2023-24, 2024-25 |
| Athletic Director's Honor Roll |
Spring 2020, Fall 2020, Spring 2021, Fall 2021, Spring 2022, Fall 2022, Spring 2023, Fall 2023, Spring 2024, Fall 2024, Spring 2025 |
Career: Versatile hitter who served as both a six-rotation player and primary right side hitter at points in her five-season career … 20th Wildcat ever to reach 1K career kills with 1,045 in her time at Villanova … Put up 36 aces, 559 digs and 252 total blocks (240 assists, 10th in school history) on the Main Line … All-BIG EAST selection and All-Freshman Team honoree in her debut season during the spring of 2020 … Appeared in 125 matches (ninth in school history) and 457 sets (sixth in program) during her collegiate career … 11-time Athletic Director's Honor Roll member and five-time honoree of the BIG EAST All-Academic Team with a CSC Academic All-District nod in her graduate year.
2024: Key cog in returning Villanova to the BIG EAST Semifinals as the team's starting right side hitter … Contributed 142 kills and 57 total blocks in her graduate campaign … Registered more than one kill in 27 of 28 appearances in 2024 … Reached a career-high with .700 hitting against Rhode Island … Reached double-digits twice in her graduate season, both against DePaul (10 kills at DPU, 13 at home vs. Blue Demons) … Rejected seven shots at St. John's to tie for the team's season best to that point … Reached 1,000 career kills as part of a team-best eight terminations on Nov. 3 at Marquette … Totaled 10 kills and nine blocks in her eight sets played at the BIG EAST Tournament.
2023: Served as the Wildcats' starting right side hitter in 27 matches as a senior … Totaled 150 kills for fifth on the team in addition to a third-best 54 blocks … Tallied 11 kills in a bout against Penn … Missed three games in September with a lower body injury … Contributed a season-best 12 kills on a .393 hitting percentage against DePaul in her return to play on Sept. 23 … Put up her 2023-best six blocks against Providence …Crossed the 1,000 point plateau against Georgetown on Oct. 11.
2022: Named to Preseason All-BIG EAST Team … Played in 115 sets and started in all 30 matches … Finished second on team in kills (287), third in digs (232) and blocks (56) and fifth in service aces (13) … Put up a season-high 23 kills against New Hampshire … Tallied a career-high 21 digs against Fordham on 9/17 … Earned All-Tournament recognition at Villanova Classic … Totaled 17 double-digit kill performances on the year, as well as 10 double-doubles.
2021: Appeared in 109 sets and 30 matches……Led the team in kills (354) and finished second with 66 blocks…..Ranked eleventh in BIG EAST in kills per set (2.90)…..Registered 21 double-digit kill performances throughout the season…Named to All-GCU Invitational Team on 9/6 after totaling 35 kills in three matches…..Won Tournament MVP at Northeastern Tournament after racking up 49 kills in three matches.
2020: Named to All-BIG EAST Freshman team...Led team in kills (112)...Finished in the top ten in the conference in points (133) and kills… Recorded double-digit kills in seven matches…Tallied a season-high 21 kills against Providence on 3/26.
Forest Hills Northern: Earned four varsity letters in volleyball…Earned All-Conference and All-Region honors all four seasons…Also named to the All-State Team (2018 and 2019)…Has 1,500 career kills….Name an Academic All-Star every academic year
Personal: Born August 9, 2001 in Grand Rapids, Mich. to Kenzie and Kathy…Has one younger sibling…Mom played volleyball at Ferris State and dad played hockey at Ferris State and went on to play in the minors…Plans to major in Business…Hobbies include spending time at the cottage with family and friends and to read… Chose Villanova because "it has high academics, a great volleyball team, and an amazing coaching staff. I chose Villanova because it offers me the best opportunity to succeed in the classroom, on the court, and in the future."
