Georgia College

2015: PBC All-Academic Team ... Saw time in 22 matches, playing in 58 sets ... Posted 107 kills, averaging 1.84 per set ... Hit .103 on 390 total attacks ... Averaged 1.90 digs per set, pulling in 110 total ... Totalled 21 blocks on the season ... Had 126.5 points, averaging 2.2 per set ... Had a pair of double-doubles, going for 12 kills and 12 digs in the win over Mount Olive Sept. 12 and 11 kills with 13 digs in the victory at West Georgia Oct. 27 ... Had double-digit kills in three matches, all Bobcat victories. 

2014: Saw time in 27 matches with 27 starts … Tied for team lead with 93 sets played … Led team with 258 kills, averaging 2.77 per set … Hit .113 on 906 total attacks … Second on squad with 22 aces, averaging 0.24 per set … Third on team with 234 digs, 2.52 per set … Led team with 301.5 points, averaging 3.24 per set … Posted seven double-doubles on the year … Season-high 20 kills in win over Columbus State Sept. 30 … Season-best 22 digs at Montevallo Oct. 14 … Named PBC Player of the Week Oct. 8, the first such award in program history ... PBC Bronze Scholar 

High School: Graduated from Buford High, coached by Hadli Daniels … Holds the school record for the most kills in a career with 1,329 ... Also holds record for most aces in a season, most aces in a career, single match most kills, season total kills, and season total kills/game … Was member of the 2013 Gwinnett County champions, as well as the 2013 First-Team All-State, All-County, All-Area, Senior All-Star and Gwinnett County Super Six … Named the 2013 Gainesville Times Player of the Year … Was named 2012 Honorable Mention All-County, All-Area and Gwinnet Country Super Six … Named 2011 All-County, All-Area and Gainesville Times All-Area … Named All-County all four years … Recipient of Buford High School Wolves Award for best all-around player … Played under Michael Carter for ProLink Atlanta ... Received national qualifiers two years and multiple tournament championships ... Also lettered in track.

Personal: Majoring in Psychology with a minor in Business Management … Daughter of Brad and Donna Roper … Her favorite athlete is Kerri Walsh-Jennings, multi-time Olympic Gold Medalist … Chose Georgia College because swith the girls on the team it immediately felt like home … Her biggest sports thrill is getting a game-winning kill … Her pre-game ritual is serving only once in warm-ups, never more than once ... Her biggest fear is butterflies ... Her favorite song is "Let It Go" from Frozen ... Her favorite move is "Beauty and the Beast," and her favorite TV show is "Friends" ... She lives by the motto "I can do all things through Christ who stregnthens me."