2022 - Redshirt Junior: Appeared in 29 matches, playing in 106 sets…Made 27 starts…Was second on the team in attacking percentage with a .244 clip, .275 hitting percentage in league play and fourth on the team in kills and points with 133 kills (1.25 kills/set) and 206.5 points scored (1.95 points/set)...Was first on the team in all things blocking, registered 129 total blocks (4th in OVC) with 18 solo blocks (3rd in OVC) and 65 coming from conference play…Became third on the single season block assist list with 111 (4th in OVC) and sixth in total blocks for a season…Was the only player on the team to average more than one block per set with 1.22 blocks per set which ranked first in the Conference…Posted 19 games of four plus blocks and only had one game on the season without a block…Chalked up 22 total blocks in the first four games of season…Notched five kills (.267) and four blocks against UT Martin then followed that up with four kills (.375) and another four blocks for game two against UT Martin…Posted 16 kills for a .541 clip and 2.29 kills per set, also totaled eight total blocks in two games against Southern Indiana (10/14-10/15)...Had dominant back to back games against SIUE with nine blocks and six kills in the first game and seven blocks and four kills in the second…Notched a season high ten blocks against Eastern Illinois to begin the OVC Tournament then followed that up with nine kills (.136) and six blocks against UT Martin…Ended the season with a season high in kills (12) and four blocks against Tennessee St.
2021 – Redshirt Sophomore (Game-by-Game)
Appeared in 47 sets over 16 matches…Made 11 starts…Totaled 49 blocks (42 assists, seven solo) for fifth on the team…Led the Redhawks with 1.04 blocks per set…Also had 30 kills (0.64 kills/set, .099 percentage) with 13 digs (0.28 digs/set) and 58.0 points…Had 25 kills (0.64 kills/set) and 42 blocks (1.08 blocks/set) and 13 digs (0.33 digs/set) in OVC play…Made Redhawks debut against Marshall (9/10), finishing with three blocks and a kill…Followed that up with her first ever start against Memphis (9/10), posting two kills and a block…Made 10 straight starts from Sept. 29 (UT Martin) to Oct. 23 (at Tennessee Tech)…Posted a career high six kills on a .250 clip for 6.5 points against Belmont (10/1)…Notched a personal best seven blocks in consecutive matches at Eastern Illinois (10/9) and at UT Martin (10/12)…Also had back-to-back six block matches against SIEU (10/16) and at Tennessee Tech (10/22)…Tallied a pair of blocks and a kill in the 2021 OVC Tournament Semifinal win over Murray State.
2020-21 – Sophomore
Did not compete...Redshirted.
2019 – Freshman (Radford)
Named to the 2019 Big South All-Freshman Team in the postseason...Played in a total of 22 matches...Notched 118 kills (1.48 kills/set), 88 total blocks (eight solo, 80 block assists, 1.10 blocks/set) and 14 digs…Closed the season with back-to-back matches of double-digit blocks with 11 against Presbyterian and 12 on Senior Day versus Charleston Southern… Offensively, posted a season-best nine kills on three occasions...Played for Marci Byers at Radford.
Prep/Club
Played for Metro Volleyball, who finished 16th in the nation…Played middle and outside all four years under coach Ashley Yuscavage...Helped lead Arundel High School to a pair of county championships (2017 and 2018) and regional championships (2015 and 2016)...Named Capital Gazette First Team All-County and Coaches First Team All-County her sophomore season...Obtained those accolades again during her junior season in addition to being named the Washington Post & Baltimore Sun Second Team All-Metropolitan...For her senior year she was named Capital Gazette and Coaches First Team for a third time as well as Baltimore Sun First Team All-Metropolitan again...Finished her high school career with 574 kills, 160 total blocks and 118 services aces…Holds the Wildcats school record for kills and blocks and is fourth overall for aces.
Personal
Born on May 31...Daughter of Jim and Virginia Meehan...Sister, Mikayla, played softball at Salisbury University...Majoring in Mass Communication: Public Relations at SEMO.
