I started playing volleyball at 8 years old after growing up around the sport through my older sister. From the beginning, I fell in love with the competitiveness, fast pace, and team aspect of the game. Volleyball has shaped who I am, and my goal is to continue playing at the collegiate level in a program that values hard work, accountability, competitiveness, and strong relationships between teammates and coaches.

What motivates me most is the desire to constantly improve and compete at the highest level possible. I thrive in high-pressure environments and love being challenged by fast, physical teams that force me to think quickly and play with intensity. Coaches and teammates describe me as consistent, hardworking, positive, coachable, vocal, and someone who leads by example. I pride myself on bringing energy, encouragement, and resilience to my team no matter the circumstances. Even when things are difficult, I stay positive, refocus quickly, and help bring confidence and composure to the people around me.

Family is the foundation of everything I do. My parents and siblings have taught me the value of discipline, humility, loyalty, and hard work. My sister and dad have especially helped me grow in volleyball, while my mom and brother continue to push me to become the best version of myself both on and off the court. Their support has helped shape my mindset that there is always room to grow and that success comes from consistency and effort every single day.

Outside of volleyball, I enjoy weightlifting, running, Pilates, skincare, traveling, and spending time with family and friends. Academically, I take pride in working hard in the classroom as well. I am an Honor Roll student and a member of National Honor Society, and I value being part of a program that emphasizes excellence academically, athletically, and personally.

I am looking for a team culture that is competitive, connected, hardworking, and driven — a program where players genuinely support one another, coaches push athletes to improve daily, and everyone is committed to pursuing success together. I want to be part of a culture that feels like family, where accountability, trust, and relentless effort are expected. Most importantly, I want coaches to know that I will never stop working to become better, and no one will outwork me in my pursuit of growth and success.