2009 - MSU's primary setter...Led the team with 18 double-doubles...Posted 1,240 assists and 297 digs...Added 83 kills and hit .239...Served up 32 aces as well...Recorded 60 blocks...Dished out a season high 58 assists and tallied 15 digs at UT Martin (9/19)...Posted a season high 19 digs and added 38 assists at OVC champion Jacksonville State (10/16)...Had 53 assists and 18 digs in OVC Tournamernt semifinal win over Austin Peay (11/20)....Named to the OVC Commissioner's Honor Roll.

2008 - Settled into the role of MSU’s secondary setter in the offense…Once again proved to be a lethal server, recording 31 aces…Had 506 of the Eagles’ 1408 total assists…Added 199 digs…Had 12 matches with 20 or more assists…Five double digit dig totals…Five double-doubles…Had 13 assists and 12 digs versus West Virginia (9/6)…Recorded 22 assists and had 11 digs against Murray State (11/7)…Season high 27 assists and 13 digs in the OVC Tournament (11/21)...Member of the OVC Commissioner's Honor Roll.

2007 - Played a key role as a setter and defensive specialist…Appeared in all 34 matches and all 123 games…Totaled 126 assists and 222 digs along with 52 service aces…Posted six aces against Austin (9/15)…Served up five aces and notched 14 digs versus Eastern Illinois (9/29)…Career high 15 digs against Jacksonville State (10/6)…Career high 17 assists came at Kansas (9/8)…Also produced 14 assists versus no. 21 Louisville (10/31)...Named to the OVC Commissioner's Honor Roll.

Prior to MSU - Was part of three state championship teams and one national high school championship team at Assumption High School...2007 Finalist for the Andi Collins Award, presented to the nation’s top high school setter...Helped Assumption go undefeated as a junior to win the national high school championship according to PrepVolleyball.com...As a senior, team was ranked second nationally, and she was named the state tournament MVP...Club team, KIVA, which won an AAU national championship in 2002 and 2003...In 2003, was the AAU national tournament MVP and was named an All-American in 2002 and 2006...KIVA was also the Junior Olympic Games’ champions in 2002 and the national runners-up in 2003, 2004 and 2006.