Towson University Athletics

2008 Season: Appeared in 22 matches as a junior ... missed the final eight matches of the regular season due to injury before returning to action in the CAA Championship ... finished with 28 kills and hit .279 with seven blocks to earn MVP honors at the Quinnipiac Invitational ... recorded a season-high 12 kills twice ... hit .302 (157 kills, 51 errors, 351 attempts) on the season ... recorded season-high eight blocks at Delaware ... had career-high three aces twice.

2007 Season: Appeared in all 30 matches as a sophomore ... ranked ninth in the CAA with 1.05 block per game average ... recorded 10 kills and 10 blocks against Binghamton ... hit .600 in season opener against Eastern Kentucky (17 kills, 2 errors, 25 attempts) ... matched career high with 10 blocks against Georgetown ... finished with 11 kills, three digs and five blocks in win over George Mason.

2006 Season: Started 29 of 30 matches as a middle blocker ... honored as the Colonial Athletic Association Rookie of the Year ... missed the Tigers’ loss against Delaware ... recorded 10 or more kills seven times ... ranked ninth in CAA in hitting percentage (.284) and second among rookies ... converted 31.3 per cent of hitting attempts in CAA matches, which ranked sixth in the conference ... tallied 153 total blocks, which ranked second in the CAA and eighth on Towson’s all-time single-season list ... averaged 1.31 blocks per game, ranking third in the CAA ... set career high with 10 blocks in college debut against Houston along with 11 kills for first career "double double" ... tallied 10 blocks against Illinois-Chicago in Best Western South Florida Invitational and against UNC Wilmington ... named CAA Rookie of the Week after helping Tigers to South Florida Invitational title ... tallied 12 kills in five-game loss at James Madison ... set career high with four assists in win over UMBC along with 10 kills ... tallied 11 kills at Northeastern and at William & Mary.

At Hendrick Hudson High School: Four-year letter winner for Coach Diane Swertfager ... helped the Sailors to back-to-back regional championships and state finals appearances ... led team to four straight sectional titles ... ranked first in the section in blocks and kills as a senior ... two-time first team all-state, all-league and all-section honoree ... honored as North County Newspaper All-Star selection twice ... earned Journal News first team selection as a junior and senior ... named as the Journal News’ Player of the Year in 2005 ... received the ConEdison Sports Athletic Award in 2005 ... also played basketball ... a member of the high honor roll.

Personal: Considering a career as a middle school guidance counselor with her own practice ... lists her parents as the people she most admires ... hobbies include hanging out with friends and family, skiing and dancing ... has worked as a camp counselor and restaurant employee during the summer ... favorite athlete is Kerri Walsh ... lists the "Twilight" series as her favorite books ... enjoys watching "Tommy Boy" ... likes to listen to music by Celine Dion ... enjoys eating pizza and at "The Reef and Beef" ... most memorable experience is her first college match against Houston in 2006 ... has three siblings ... older sister, Caitlyn, competed on track and field team at SUNY Oneonta ... cousin, Jaclyn Froats, was a member of Towson University’s women’s golf team ... father is a graduate of SUNY Farmingdale who is an electrical contractor ... mother is an elementary school teacher who graduated from SUNY Brockport ... daughter of Mark and Mary Fanning ... born on August 15, 1988 in Mount Kisco, N.Y. ... majoring in psychology.