PRIOR TO MSU
Pease is the older sister of Kalynn Pease. She is transferring from Union Commonwealth (Ky.) after two seasons there. This past spring at the conference meet, she finished second in the heptathlon and set a school record, and was third in the 100-meter hurdles. She also holds the Appalachian Athletic Conference Championship meet record in the heptathlon 200m, 800-meter run and 100-meter hurdles. Indoors, she was fifth in the 60m hurdles this past year at the league competition. As a freshman, she was third in the heptathlon, eighth in the 400-meter hurdles and 10th in the 100m hurdles at the outdoor championships, and was ninth in the 60m hurdles at the indoor championships. She also was a member of the Union swim team and ran cross country one season. At Fleming County High School, the elder Pease was 17th in the 300-meter hurdles, 12th in the triple jump and 19th in the discus at the 2023 state championships; and fifth in the 100m hurdles, sixth in the 300m hurdles and 15th in the triple jump at the 2022 event. As a sophomore, she was fifth in the 100m hurdles, 12th in the 300m hurdles, 13th in the triple jump and 13th in the pole vault. As an eighth-grader, she finished 13th in the 300m hurdles and 17th in the 100m hurdles. As a seventh-grader, she was 19th in the 100m hurdles. At the regionals, she won four events, placed second six times, finished third or tied for third on three occasions, and was fourth twice in 18 competitions over her five-year career. As an eighth-grader, she was the state indoor 50-meter hurdles champion.