Jacksonville State University Athletics

JSU BEACH CAREER

2022: Appeared in 12 matches in the fifth flight...played primarily alongside EK Lonergan and recorded a win.

2021: Returned to action in the fourth and fifth flights along longtime partner Grace Jarnagin...earned four wins during an OVC-only schedule...her fifth court win over No. 2 Chattanooga in the OVC Tournament helped the fifth-seeded Gamecocks secure their first-ever postseason win in a historic day that saw JSU eliminate the top two seeds from the tournament...enters 2022 tied for the most JSU career wins on the fifth court with seven.

2020: Did not play due to COVID-19

2019: A part of JSU's first conference-affiliated team joining the Atlantic Sun for a season...split time among several teammates at the fifth flight as a sophomore...picked up wins alongside Grace Jarnagin and Ashley Stutts. 

2018: Appeared in 24 duals as a freshman...primarily played alongside Grace Jarnagin in the fourth position where the duo picked up a pair of victories...also earned a win at the fifth court...finished with three wins in her first sand season. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Seffner Christian Academy the final three years of high school where she played both indoor and beach volleyball, along with basketball and ran track for the Crusaders…named beach MVP in 2017, basketball MVP in 2015 , and was a regional qualifier in track both 2015 and 2016…basketball teammates with Vanderbilt’s Chelsie Hall…also a member of the National Honor Society.
 
PERSONAL: Born May 4, 1999, in Charlotte, Mich…daughter of Debi and Jeff Randall…has three older siblings, brothers Nathan and Noah, and sister, Rebecca…brother Noah plays football at Webber International…lists green as her favorite color and is a fan of the Detroit Lions…plans to major in business at JSU. 
 

	Wins	Primary Court	Primary Partner
2022	1	No. 5	EK Lonergan
2021	4	No. 5	Grace Jarnagin
2019 2018	2 3	No. 5 No. 4	Hailey Hughes Grace Jarnagin
Career	10	No. 5	Grace Jarnagin