Junior Year (2006)
Played in 29 matches, totaling 109 games ... Agile at the net, gives the Ramblers versatility at the middle position ... Finished fourth on the team in kills (242) and second in blocking (82, 0.75 bpg) ... Recorded double-digit kills in 10 matches, including four straight from Sept. 16-23 ... Hammered down career-best 17 kills against Wright State during that span ... Tied that mark later in the year, finishing with 17 kills, seven digs and three aces at Butler ... Notched first career double-double with 11 kills and 12 digs at Wright State ... Drilled 13 kills without an error (13-0-23, .565) against Ole Miss ... Slammed 12 kills at a .417 clip (12-2-24) in season-opening win over DePaul ... Recorded career-best seven blocks in home win over Cleveland State.

Sophomore Year (2005)
Played in 25 matches, totaling 71 games ... Provided stability in the middle after moving into the starting lineup for the match at Youngstown State (Oct. 15) ... Averaged 2.61 kpg (115K/44 gms) while hitting .265 in those 12 starts ... Reached double-figures in kills in seven matches ... Posted a career-best 14 kills while hitting .429 (14-2-28) against Cleveland State ... Finished with 12 kills and career-high seven blocks in three-game sweep of Youngstown State ... Posted 12 kills and five blocks in Horizon League semifinal win over UW-Milwaukee and added 10 kills and five blocks in title match against Wright State ... Missed NCAA Tournament match with Wisconsin due to ankle injury.

Freshman Year (2004)
Played in 16 matches, totaling 26 games ... Slammed six kills (6-1-10, .500) in home win over Youngstown State ... Recorded four kills in win over North Texas ... Notched two kills and two block assists at Oral Roberts and posted three kills, three digs and two blocks at UW-Green Bay.

High School
An all-state performer her junior and senior seasons ... Helped team to runner-up finish in the state tournament her senior year after a third-place finish as a junior ... Played club volleyball for Kaepa Northern Lights under head coach Chad Becker ... Helped team to fifth-place finish at 2004 Nationals.