2014: First-Team All-Conference... American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Honorable Mention All-South Region... led the SAA with 1,127 assists and was second with 9.39 assists per set... fourth in the league with 37 service aces... also recorded 87 kills and 295 digs... passed the 1,000-assist mark of her career, ending the season with 1,525 career assists which ranks her sixth on the all-time list... SAA Academic Honor Roll member... SAA Player of the Week on Oct. 27.
2013: Transitioned to setter in her sophomore season, playing in 26 of the Panthers' 28 matches... recorded 390 total assists on the season, placing her second on the team in that category as well as assists per set with 4.24... recorded 115 digs and 30 service aces... member of the SAA Academic Honor Roll.
2012: Played in 28 matches as a freshman... recorded 71 kills with a .180 hitting percentage... tallied 321 digs with a 3.24 dig per set average, good enough to place her seventh on the all-time digs per set ranking... led the team with 33 service aces on the season... SAA Academic Honor Roll.
Pre-BSC: Lettered at St. George's Independent School... played club volleyball for Memphis Juniors Volleyball Association... helped lead the Gryphons to the 2010 & 2011 state titles... 2010 & 2011 All-Region selection... 2010 All-Tournament Team... 2011 Team Coach's Award... Commercial Appeal Best of the Preps (2010 & 2011)... Commercial Appeal Female Athlete of the Week (2011)... Headmaster's List (2008, 2009 & 2012)... four-year Honor Roll member... National Honor Society... National Spanish, English, History, and Art Honor Societies.
Personal: Born on Jan. 26, 1994... daughter of Ann and the late Jim McCormack... also competes on the BSC track and field team.
"I chose BSC not only because of the opportunity to play volleyball, but also because of the quality of its academics. Volleyball is my passion, but my education is something I value and BSC allows me to remember that academics come first. And on top of that, I could not ask for more supportive and encouraging teammates."
