Lewis & Clark College

2022 Stats (Season Highs in Parentheses)

Matches Played/Matches Started/Sets Played:  15/14/52
Kills:  135 (19 at Pacific Lutheran 10/21)
Hitting Percentage: .082 (.318 vs. North Park 9/9)
Service Aces: 3 (1 three times)
Digs: 121 (20 vs. Linfield 10/15)
Total Blocks: 5 (2 vs. George Fox 10/12)
Solo Blocks: 2 (1 two times)
Block Assists: 3 (1 three times)
Assists: 10 (3 vs. Linfield 10/15)

• Hit a season-best .318 (9/2/22) on September 9 vs. North Park.
• Posted a double-double on October 15 vs. Linfield (13 kills, 20 digs)
• Led the team with 2.60 kills per set and was second with 135 total kills. 

As a Freshman (2021-22): Named Northwest Conference Student Athlete of the Week after landing six kills and a .750 hitting percentage on Sep. 13 against Mills … Played in all 19 games … Ended the season with 141 kills, 166 digs, 12 service aces, eight assists, and four total blocks … Made first career appearance in the season opener on Sep. 1 at Willamette and recorded nine kills, seven digs, and three service aces … Had a .327 hitting percentage, a career high 20 kills, 14 digs, two service aces, and one assist in the final game of the season on Nov. 6 at Whitman … Had a career high 22 digs, nine kills, one assist, and one service ace on Sep. 3 against Centre.

At Lewis & Clark: Minoring in Health Studies ... Member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and the Hawaii Club. 

Prior to the Pios: 2018 D2 Champions ... MVP - Televised Game (2021) ... Graduted with honors.

Why Lewis & Clark?: Being from Hawaii, it was important for me to find a school close to home (something on the west coast). I wanted to be a part of smaller classes that would allow me to get to know professors and students around me. Lewis & Clark also has a beautiful campus, and Oregon itself is as well. Lastly for volleyball!! I loved the program when I learned about it at a clinic back home, and Emily Hayes made team sound just like something I’d want to be a part of.