2024: Sat out the season while recovering from an injury, taking advantage of a redshirt year to retain two seasons of eligibility entering 2025...as a veteran player up front should be a major part of Hillsdale's plans with better health in 2025.

2023: One of Hillsdale’s top hitters as a sophomore, finishing second on the team in total kills (278) and third in total points (300.5)…14 double-digit kill matches, including a career-high 17 kills in a four-set win over Northwood on Oct. 6, and a 16-kill effort in a five set match against Winona St. on Sept. 1…had 13 kills in Hillsdale’s NCAA Tourney match against Ferris State on Nov. 30…should be a big part of Hillsdale’s plans up front in 2024.

2022: Played an important role for the Chargers offense off the bench in her first season, playing in 23 matches and averaging 1.71 kills per set...had a big month of October, appearing in eight of the 11 matches played that month with several big performances, including a career-high eight kills in a five-set thriller with Lewis at the Midwest Regional Crossover (Oct. 14)...will have a chance to earn increased playing time in 2023 as the Chargers look to replace graduated seniors up front.

High School: Exciting prospect from Tennessee with front-court attacking ability as well as significant backrow experience...focused exclusively on club volleyball during her high school career, starring with Memphis Metro Volleyball Club and helping them take third place at the AAU National Tournament in 2018...named to the JVA Watch list in both 2020 and 2021, as well as the AVCA Players to Watch list in 2020...excellent student who was valedictorian of her graduating class, earned membership in the National Honor Society and received the ACSI Distingushed Christian High School Student Award for Academics, Athletics and Leadership...very active volunteer, working with special needs kids, as well as helping with area summer camps and volleyball camps...parents are Bob and Morrow Braswell.