About Me

My mom, dad, brother, and sister inspire me everyday. I can not pick one person.  My mom is kind and understanding and knows me so well. I talk to her about everything, and she pushes me to always do the right thing. My dad will always give me the facts. He is honest with me, and he always guides me down the right path. My brother is very driven and goal oriented, which helps me to keep my own goals in check. My sister is the most empathetic person I’ve ever met. She is a constant reminder that I should always have love in my heart for others.  Something about me that most people don’t know is I am very talented at doodling.  I see myself being a 1st grade teacher with a very trendy and aesthetic classroom.  I’d like to thank my mom and dad, and my first coach at Puget Sound, Coach Mike. He believed in me when I played my first year at Puget Sound and has always supported me throughout these last 6 years.

• High School: Kennedy Catholic
• Hometown: Burien, WA
• College Attending: Whatcom College
• Degree Pursuing: Elementary Education
• Years at PSVBA: 6

Volleyball Accomplishments:

• Being a strong leader and captain
• making varsity all 4 years of high school
• Receiving a scholarship to play college volleyball

Non-Volleyball Accomplishments:

• Making amazing friends
• Growing as a person and finding things that make me happy
• Getting closer with my family

MY FAVORITES

Inspirational Quote: I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me Philippians 4:13

• Song: SOS by Rihanna, but I would call that more of a hype song
• Color: Green

My most memorable volleyball moments are:

• Going to state my junior and senior year
• Doing the western volleyball camp with my high school team
• Singing the national anthem on senior night
• Going to Vegas with my mom both times this year and eating way to much frozen yogurt
• Doing escape rooms
• Study hall 17s year
• Going to Indianapolis with my dad 14s year

Advice for younger players

If the server keeps acing you, just smile when she tosses it cause odds are you’re overthinking it.