Bio

2016: Played in 37 matches, starting 18 matches and playing 130 sets…second on team in with 239 kills …150 digs…recorded career-high 15 kills vs. Mount Marty College

2015: Played in 38 matches, starting 34 matches and playing 140 sets…led team with 702 assists…second on team with 354 digs…181 kills…recorded career-high 32 assists vs. William Penn University…recorded career-high 25 digs vs. Cornell College

2014: Played in 31 matches, starting five matches and playing 107 sets…second on team with 514 assists…129 digs

High School: Three-year varsity letter winner…played for Colorado Springs Altitude

Major: History and criminal justice

Personal: Parents Greg and Aimee Monck…three siblings Bayli, Tyson, and Quentin…Younger sister Bayli plays NCAA Division I volleyball at Montana State University

Why did you choose Waldorf?

I chose Waldorf because I wanted somewhere that was small enough for me to be able to be somebody. Waldorf gave me the ability to play a sport, maintain relationships, have jobs and succeed in every aspect of my life. I love the environment and having a family everywhere I turn. In the classroom, on the court, in the locker room, family is what Waldorf is about.