Southern Oregon University Athletics

2023: Made the All-Cascade Conference first team for the second consecutive season and earned AVCA All-Northwest Region honors ... Led the CCC and ranked third among all NAIA players with an average of 1.5 blocks per set, and posted 1.5 kills per set on a career-best .281 attacking average that ranked sixth on the CCC leaderboard ... Moved up to No. 5 on SOU's career blocks list with 391, the highest three-year total in Raider history ... Posted a season-high nine kills on three occasions -- once in an upset win at No. 6-ranked Corban, and twice in the NAIA National Tournament ... Had a season-high 11 blocks in a four-set win at Oregon Tech on Sept. 12 and needed just three sets to record 10 blocks in a sweep of Northwest on Oct. 28.

2022: Named to the All-Cascade Conference first team and received All-Northwest Region honorable mention as a middle ... Ranked third among CCC players with 1.2 blocks per set and 10th with a .261 attacking average while posting a career-high 1.6 kills per set ... Broke SOU's single-match record for blocks with 13 in a five-set win at Bushnell on Oct. 22 and had five or more blocks on 13 occasions ... Recorded a career-high 14 kills on 21 attacks in the same match at Bushnell and was subsequently voted the CCC Defensive Player of the Week ... Was the only Raider to start all 32 matches.

2021: Started 25 of 26 matches at middle in her first season of action ... Led the team with 73 total blocks, averaging 0.84 per set ... Posted 1.14 kills per set on a team-leading .316 attacking average ... Had a season-high 10 blocks on Aug. 28 at William Jessup and a season-high 13 kills on 17 attempts on Nov. 5 against Multnomah ... Over SOU's final two matches, recorded 22 kills with just one error on 29 swings.

2020: No season due to Covid-19.

2019: Redshirted.

Personal: Born on Aug. 4, 2001 in Renton, Washington ... The daughter of Sarah and Kevin Byrd... Has an older sister, Sydni, and an older brother, Kaleb ... Majoring in psychology.

High School: Graduated in 2019 from Tahoma High ... Earned All-State honorable mention for a team that placed fifth in the state at Washington's 4A level in back-to-back seasons ... Was named her team's most inspirational player as a senior.