Montana Western, University of

BULLDOG CAREER:
2021 (Senior):

Due to COVID-19 the NAIA granted an extra year of eligibility.

2020-21 (Senior): Played in 19 matches, totaling 74 games • Totaled 629 assists (8.5 per set), 178 digs, 23 blocks, and 18 kills • Daktronics Scholar-Athlete. 

Transferred to UMW following a season at Concordia University (Ore.) (NCAA DII) and was eligible to play immediately in 2020.

BEFORE UMW:
2019 (Junior): Played in 16 matches as a setter • played in 50 total sets • ranked third on the team with 198 assists • ranked second on the team with an average of 3.96 assists per set • totaled 85 digs for an average of 1.7 digs per set • reached double figures in assists in 11 matches • had a season-high 19 assists on Sept. 26 against Simon Fraser • reached double figures in digs in three matches • had a season-high 13 digs on Sept. 12 against Cal State Dominguez Hills and again on Oct. 24 at Western Washington • had two double-doubles • recorded nine service aces including a season-high three on Oct. 12 against Alaska • had one kill.

Transferred to Concodrdia Univeristy (Ore.) following two seasons at Walla Walla Community College (NWAC) and was eligible to play immediately in 2019

2017 and 2018 (Freshman and Sophomore): Named Second-Team All-NWAC • Under Armour Player of the Week • NWAC Setter of the Week • Three-time East Region Setter of the Week • Walla Walla finished third in the region and fifth in the NWAC Championships her freshman season • Led Walla Walla to a sixth place finish in the NWAC and second in the east region as a sophomore • was one of two AVCA "players to watch" in the NWAC • received NWAC setter of the week twice and participated in the sophomore all-star game.  


2017 graduate of Timberline High School • three year letter-winner • named team captain and earned First-Team All-Conference in her senior season • served a perfect game with 25 balls in a row and ending the set score 25-0 • Wolves finished second in state after going undefeated in conference • named Second Team All-Conference in her junior season • Timberline finished fifth in state and were district champs going 13-1 in conference.

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