Accumulated 107 digs, 15 assists, 10 aces and four kills on the season.
Reached at least 10 digs in three matches and multiple aces twice.
Started two matches at libero and once as the right side hitter.
Paced the back row defense against Texas A&M (11/10), recording a career-high 18 digs and two assists.
Recorded two assist and eight digs in the victory over #25 Auburn (10/20).
Tallied eight digs and two assists to go along with one ace in the match against Oklahoma (9/29).
Recorded seven digs during the victory over #7 Penn State (8/30) while earning the start at right side hitter.

2023 - FRESHMAN

Saw action in 14 matches as a freshman, recording 44 digs, 32 kills, four blocks and three aces.
Came in as libero in the Sweet Sixteen match against Texas (12/7) in the third set; Finished with a career-best 15 digs.
Recorded three kills at Mississippi State (9/29).
Earned her first career start against Evansville (9/15), finishing with eight kills and four digs.
Posted nine kills, six digs, and two blocks while hitting .412 in the win over Loyola Chicago (9/8).
Made her Lady Vol debut against Marist (8/26).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB

The No. 120-ranked prospect in the country by PrepVolleyball.com
A six-rotation player, she has totaled 1,535 kills, 1,254 digs, 179 aces and 150 blocks in her high school career
Led Dripping Springs to a 6A Texas High School State Championship in 2022 - Named MVP as she tallied 14 kills in the championship match
Also named to the 6A State Championship All-Tournament Team
Guided Dripping Springs to top-five state finishes in 2020 and 2021
Garnered 26-5A All-District MVP and Offensive Player of the Year honors in 2020 and 2021
Played club ball for Austin Performance in Austin, Texas for six years
Finished third at nationals in the National Division with Austin Performance

Birthday is April 21
Daughter of Traci and Aaron Plante
Has one sibling, Austin, who plays baseball at Washington State
Majoring in Sports Psychology
Mother Traci was on the track and field team at UTEP
Dad Aaron played football at UTEP
Why Tennessee: "I chose Tennessee because the fit was right for me. The coaches were invested not only in me as a volleyball player, but they were invested in me as a student and person. Tennessee has great academics, and they support women at the university. Instantly, there was a family feel and I felt people emphasizing women's sports and the Lady Vols tradition."
Most Exciting Moment in Volleyball: "The most exciting moment of my volleyball career has the be between either going to state my sophomore year or verbally committing to the University of Tennessee."
Superstition: Always writes a bible verse on her left shoe