Jacksonville State University Athletics

	Wins	Primary Court	Primary Partner
2022	0	No. 4	Macie Garrison
2023	3	No. 3	Brooklyn Schiffli
Career	3	No. 3

JAX STATE CAREER:
2023: Played in all 22 matches for Jax State...saw the majority of her action on court three...primary partner was Brooklyn Schiffli, with whom she played 11 matches...also appeared in five matches with Kiara Amigon...scored her first collegiate victory in a three-set triumph at St. Johns River State on March 23...added two-set wins versus SJRSC and Chattanooga on Apr. 15.

2022: Appeared in eight matches in her first season as a Gamecock...played three matches with Bethany Randall...appeared in five matches with Macie Garrison.

PRIOR TO JAX STATE
Long Island (2020-21): Played for two seasons under head coach Ken Ko at Long Island University in Brooklyn, N.Y….helped the Sharks win the Northeast Conference title in the Fall of 2021 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament, where they played Pitt in Omaha, Neb.…played in 12 sets and four matches as a sophomore in 2021, finishing with 21 digs and one ace…saw playing time in four sets over four matches as a freshman in the Spring of 2021.
 
PREP
Attended John Jay High School in East Fishkill, N.Y….played volleyball each year under Maria Mahoney for the Lady Patriots, earning numerous All-Conference and All-League honors…was named an All-State Honorable Mention, First-Team All-District, and First-Team All-Region selection…tallied All-Tournament nods for her performance in the Hen Hud and Arlington Tournaments…also played golf, softball, and tennis…played club volleyball for CT Stars Volleyball throughout her career and still trains with Northeast Volleyball Club.
 
PERSONAL 
Born Dec. 6, 2001, in New York…the daughter of Pamela and James Lynch…lists her personal biggest sports thrill as playing versus Pitt in the NCAA Tournament during her time at LIU…favorite food is fruit…favorite artist is Cody Johnson…favorite athlete is Saquon Barkley…favorite volleyball athlete is Cat Dailey...plans to major in Biology at Jax State.