2017 Season: Became the first player in school history to be named the Great Northeast Athletic Conference Player of the Year in addition to being named First Team All-Conference ... Averaged 4.20 kills per set to rank 15th in NCAA Division III, while leading the GNAC ... Her total of 416 kills in 99 sets over 30 matches was the second-highest single-season total in school history ... One of the most efficient hitters in the conference as well, standing 11th among league leaders with a .263 hitting percentage ... Named the GNAC Player of the Week for the week of October 23-29 and was tabbed to the GNAC All-Tournament Team following a tournament that saw her spike for 15 kills, hit .462 and pick up nine digs in the quarterfinals vs. Suffolk University on October 31 ... Registered double-digit kills in 26 of 31 matches, including a streak of 16 consecutive matches and put down 20 or more kills on four occasions ... Put down 21 kills in three sets vs. Mount Holyoke College on September 9 to tie for the 19th-highest mark in the nation for a three-set contest ... Hit .200 or better 24 times and hit .304 while averaging 4.61 kills per set over a 12-match stretch from October 4 to November 2 ... Posted six double-doubles for the year, including a season-high 14 digs to go with 10 kills vs. Bates College on September 30 ... Ranked second on the team with 2.05 digs per set to go with 21 aces and 15 total blocks. 

2016 Season: Named to the New England Women's Volleyball Coaches Association All-Rookie Team ... Selected to the Great Northeast Athletic Conference First Team ... Burst onto the scene as one of the best players in the region, averaging 4.00 kills per set to rank second among GNAC leaders and first among rookies, while placing 29th within all NCAA Division III players and third amongst the nation's first year players ... Picked up 3.31 digs per frame to place 11th in the GNAC and established her as the only player in the league to average four or more kills and 3.3 or more digs per set ... Tabbed GNAC Rookie of the Week twice ... Her kill total was the third-most in a season at Simmons in at least a decade ... One of three players and the only newcomer to start all 24 matches and play in all 86 sets for the Sharks, while ranking 15th in the league with a .190 hitting percentage ... Fired 29 aces for the fourth-most on the squad and her 22 blocks, including four solos, put her second on the team ... Registered double digits in either kills or digs in all but three matches on the season and posted 15 double-doubles for the year ... Swung for 20 or more kills on six occasions, including a season-high of 29 in a 3-2 victory over Emerson College on October 1 ... Came up with 20 or more digs twice and got down for a season-best total of 22 to go with 20 kills vs. Saint Joseph's College (Maine) on October 10 ... Hit .300 or better nine times, including a mark of .609 to fuel a 14-kill three-set effort at Suffolk University on October 29 ... Enjoyed a four-match stretch from October 1-10, where she averaged 5.67 kills and 4.53 digs per set, while hitting .352. 

High School/Personal: Three-year letterwinner in volleyball and earned two letters in softball for Agua Fria High School ... Named to the Arizona Central Division Three Volleyball All-Arizona Second Team for the Owls as a senior and was also tabbed to the Cellular One Arizona Interscholastic Association All-Division Three Honorable Mention squad ... Earned First Team 5A Conference honors as a junior and senior ... Tabbed the AFHS volleyball Most Valuable Player following her junior and senior seasons ... Chosen a Captain for the Agua Fria High volleyball team as a junior and senior ... Played two years for the Livewire Volleyball Club and five for White Tank Mountain Volleyball Club ... Served as Student Body Class Treasurer at AFHS ... Named to the Principal's List all four years at Aqua Fria High School ... Born January 13, 1998 ... Majoring in Physical Therapy at Simmons and would like to pursue a career in Pediatric Physical Therapy ... Daughter of Jenifer and Gene Weeg ... Spending time with friends and family ...