Georgia Southern University Athletics

The only player in Southern Conference history to earn first-team all-league honors all four years and was named the league’s Player of the Year in 2012 … Was the first Eagle to be named Player of the Year since GS Athletics Hall of Famer Martina Veiglova in 2003 … Finished her career with a school-record 5,348 assists to go along with 1,240 digs, 464 kills, 208 blocks, and 106 service aces … As a senior, ranked 26th in the country in assists per set in 2012, averaging 11.24 … Earned SoCon Tournament MVP honors after leading the Eagles to the 2010 SoCon Tournament title and subsequent NCAA Tournament appearance … Helped Georgia Southern win the SoCon South Division regular-season title in 2012 … Was also a three-time SoCon All-Academic selection and a four-year member of the league’s academic honor roll.