Washington University in St. Louis

2022: AVCA All-America Honorable Mention … All-UAA First Team … UAA Most Valuable Player … Named UAA Offensive Player of the Week, 10/3 … Led the Bears with 397 kills … Ranked second on the team in digs (324), third in blocks (39.0), fourth in service aces (35), fifth in assists (14) … Played in all 36 matches … Recorded a 3.42 kills per set average and a 2.79 digs per set average … Notched 15 double-doubles … Set season-highs of 23.5 points (10/22 against Earlham), 23 kills (10/22 against Earlham), 17 digs (11/11 against Hope).

2021: All-UAA First Team selection...Academic All-UAA...led WashU in kills with 330, averaging 3.51 per set...played in 27 matches and saw action in 94 sets...tabbed a .251 hitting percentage with 888 total attacks...connected on 36 service aces...posted 158 digs and added 28 blocks...named UAA Athlete of the Week...registered career-best 26 kills and 11 digs vs Carnegie Mellon...had double digit kills in 17 matches, including a streak of seven straight matches of at least 10 kills...marked over 20 kills in three matches. 

2020: Academic All-UAA.

2019: Named All-UAA Honorable Mention ... Played in 124 sets in 33 matches ... Led the Bears with 350 kills and averagd 2.82 kills-per-set ... Also tallied career-highs in digs (275), blocks (46) and service aces (29) ... Posted double-figures in 19 matches and nine double-doubles ... Had a career-high 19 kills at Webster on Oc.t 1 and against Carnegie Mellon on Oct. 20 ... Collected 16 digs against Dallas on Oct. 11 and at Greenville on Nov. 5 ... Tallied four block assists againts Claremont-Mudd-Scripps on Sept. 13 ... Named to the Baden Invite All-Tournament Team ... Academic All-UAA.

2018: Was one of two Bears to reach 100 kills and digs apiece on the year, totaling 122 kills and 111 digs in 31 matches and 88 sets played ... Reached double figure kill totals in three matches including a season-best 14 in 24 attempts (.500 hitting percentage) on Sept. 7 against Nebraska Wesleyan ... Reached double figures in digs in two matches including a season-high 16 against Chicago on Sept. 30 ... Ended the year with 22 blocks, seven assists and four service aces.

High School: Four-year letterwinner in volleyball and swimming at John Burroughs and Forsyth School … Team captain in volleyball and swimming … Averaged 4.34 kills per set to rank 12^th in Missouri … Two-time first team all-metro … First team all-conference … First team all-district … All-state honorable mention in swimming … 2016 volleyball team placed second in districts … Graduated with honors from John Burroughs School … Named to Missouri’s 2014 and 2017 academic all-state volleyball team.

Personal: Daughter of Sharon Cresci and Richard Bach … Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.