2013 (Senior): Finished out her career as one of the most accomplished and decorated student-athletes regardless of sport in Eckerd's school history...AVCA Honorable Mention All-American...AVCA All-South Region Team...Daktronics All-South Region First Team...First Team All-SSC...Named to the SSC Commissioner's Fall Honor Roll...Honored as the team's MVP...Helped the team to another NCAA Championship South Regional appearance...Finished her illustrious career just two kills shy of 1,500 to rank second all-time among all players in school history...Also ranks fifth all-time in career digs (1,321)...Only player on the team to play in all 30 matches and all 108 possible sets...Accounted for 438 total points individually...Finished the season with 369 kills and 353 digs, continuing to display her prowess as one of the premier two-way players around the country...Recorded 38 service aces...Pounded down a season-high 24 kills against Valdosta State University (Oct. 18) in a five-set match...Led the team in kills, kill per set, service aces and total attack attempts...Dug out season-best 24 attack attempts against Florida Southern College (Oct. 2)...Began the fall campaign with six service aces against Wayne State University (Sept. 6)...Had a tremendous showing with a .600 hitting percentage at the Eckerd Classic with 18 kills on 25 swings against Wilmington (Sept. 13)...Had a streak of 10 consecutive matches with double-digit dig totals towards the end of the regular season.

2012 (Junior): AVCA Second Team All-American…CoSIDA Capital One Div. II Academic All-American…CoSIDA Capital One First Team Academic All-District Team…Daktronics Second Team All-South Region…AVCA All-South Region…Recipient of the 2012-13 D2ADA Academic Achievement Award...First Team All-SSC…Runner-up in SSC Player of the Year voting…Named to the SSC Commissioner’s Fall Honor Roll…Honored as the team’s Triton Award winner at the end-of-the-year athletics banquet…Represented team as member of the Eckerd Student-Athlete Advisory Committee...Served as a team captain...Became just the eighth player in school history to nail down 1,000 kills in her career, doing so against Florida Tech (Oct. 26)…Heads into final season ranked fifth all-time in kills (1,129) and ranked eighth in digs (968)…Recorded 417 kills, the seventh-best single-season total in school history…Averaged 3.50 kills per set, good for the ninth-best single-season mark in school history…Led team in kills, kills per set, attack attempts and service aces…Second on the team in digs and digs per set…Recorded 18 kill/dig double-doubles…Contributed 54 total blocks…Started 30 of the team’s 31 matches on the season…Smashed down a career-high 22 kills against three different opponents, the most recent against the University of Tampa on the road (Nov. 14)…Hit at a torrid .400 clip against Valdosta State (Ga.) University to the tune of 22 kills (Oct. 20)…Dug out a career-best 26 opposing attack attempts in a winning effort against Rollins College (Sept. 22)…Served up four aces to help drop Barry University (Oct. 13)...Helped carry the Tritons in five sets past the University of West Florida (Oct. 20) in a key regional battle with 16 kills and 21 digs…Had a 15-kill, 20-dig effort in the team’s opening-round performance of the NCAA Championship South Regional against Florida Southern College (Nov. 29)...Ranked 12th in the SSC in digs per set and third in the league in kills per set.

2011 (Sophomore): AVCA Third-Team All-American...Became just the second player in program history (Lydee Benoit) to receive All-American honors...Became the first player in school history to receive AVCA Sports Imports/National Player of the Week honors...NCAA Tournament All-South Region Team honoree...First-Team All-SSC selection...Finished third in SSC Player of the Year balloting...AVCA First-Team All-South Region pick...Daktronics Second-Team All-South Region selection...Named to SSC Commissioner's Fall honor Roll...Named SSC Offensive Player of the Week for voting periods ending Oct. 24 and Oct. 31...Made the West Florida Regional Crossover All-Tournament Team...Made the University of Tampa Classic All-Tournament Team...Named the team's Most Valuable Player at the end of the year athletics banquet...Named to SSC Fall Commissioner's Honor Roll...Started 30 of 32 matches appeared in...Led the team with 366 kills, averaging an even three kills per set...Season kill total currently ranks ninth-best in single-season program history...Ranked second on the team in service aces with 27 and digs with 326...Also tallied 46 total blocks, including 10 solo rejections...Ranked very high among SSC leaders in several statistical categories including hitting percentage (19th at .264), kills per set (6th), and digs per set (15th at 2.67)...Recorded 14 double-doubles (kills/digs) on the season...Spiked down a season-high 21 kills and added 10 digs in Eckerd's NCAA Tournament South Region second-round win over Rollins College, sending the Tritons to the Sweet 16...Was nearly unstoppable against the Tars in the regular season, hammering down 18 kills on just 33 swings (.485) in a five-set home victory...Hit at a .400 clip as EC defeated then No. 1-ranked University of Tampa to go with 16 kills.

2010 (Freshman): Was named to the Sunshine State Conference All-Freshman team after strong rookie campaign...Finished fourth in the conference in kills per set (3.43)...Also was second on team in digs and service aces...Had 13 double-doubles on the year, including season-best 21 kills and 21 digs against Rollins on Oct. 9...Recorded at least 15 kills in 12 matches...Was named to Sunshine State Conference Commissioner's Fall Honor Roll.

Prior to Eckerd: Prepped at Hayden High School and was a three-time 4A All-State selection...Was also named the 4A Player of the Year and was part of a state championship team...Also a second-team All-State basketball player and an All-City track selection.

Personal: Born on Aug. 5, 1992 in Topeka, Kan...Daughter of Jim and Sandy Biggs...Has a younger sister, Lauren...Would like to become a dentist...Chose Eckerd due to the volleyball program, the academics and the location.

Major: Biology.