Western Washington University Athletics

WWU Career: Finished five-year WWU career with 66 matches and 214 sets played ... Recorded 400 career kills (1.87 k/s) and 155 total blocks (.72 b/s) ... Three-time GNAC All-Academic Selection ... Member of Viking teams that won three GNAC championships (2018, 2019, 2021) and made two NCAA Final-Four appearances (2018, 2021) including the 2018 national runners-up

2022 (Senior):

• Appeared in four matches and made three starts (11 sets)
• Averaged 1.27 kills and .55 blocks per set
• Recorded season highs of nine kills and four block assists in season opener vs. #20 Ferris State (8/25)

2021 (Junior²):

• Averaging 1.99 kills and 0.74 blocks per set in 30 matches (28 starts).
• Recorded career-high 17 kills in West Regional quarterfinal vs. Simon Fraser (12/2).
• Twin sister of WWU middle Chloe Roetcisoender.
• GNAC All-Academic selection for the third time.

2020 (Junior):

• Appeared in 7 matches, making 2 starts.
• Averaged 2.00 kills per set with a .220 hitting percentage.
• Recorded 13 kills on vs. Central Washington (5/1).
• Recorded career-high 5 digs vs. Seattle Pacific (4/24).
• GNAC All-Academic selection for second time.

2019 (Sophomore):

• Saw action in 22 matches, making 15 starts.
• Averaged 1.79 kills per set with a .219 attack percentage.
• Recorded 54 blocks for 0.79 blocks per set average.
• Recorded career-high 14 kills and 7 blocks vs. Alaska Anchorage (11/14/19).
• GNAC All-Academic selection.

2018 (Redshirt Freshman):

• Saw action during three matches, recording one kill on four total attacks.
• Registered first career kill vs. Saint Martin's on Sept. 8.

2017: Utilized redshirt season.

Prior to WWU: Earned four varsity letters in volleyball at Cedar Park Christian…also played three years of basketball and one year on the Track & Field team…twin sister of Chloe Roetcisoender…started every match of her prep career (375 sets) totaling 622 kills, 177 blocks (30 solo) and 136 aces…helped lead Cedar Park Christian to the 1A state playoffs each season, placing 2nd as a junior, 3rd as a sophomore, 5th as a senior and 6th as a freshman…was an All-Cascade Conference selection all four years…State 1A All-Tournament second-team as a senior…played club volleyball for All Out, Sudden Impact, WVBA and Seattle Juniors.