Most Notable

Only high school player on Team USA's 2019 World ParaVolley World Super 6 squad that won gold
Started training with the U.S. Women's National Sitting Volleyball Team at age 14 in 2017, then earned a spot on the top national team in 2019 while still a sophomore in high school
Also plays standing volleyball with Southside Volleyball Club in Salem, Oregon.

Major Competitions

2019: Exhibitions vs Canada at Colorado Crossroads; Exhibitions vs. Russia at USAV Open Nationals; World ParaVolley World Super 6 (Gold)
2018: Exhibitions vs Canada at USAV Open Nationals

Physical Disability: Fibular Hememilia

"I was born with only three toes on my right leg. My femur was shorter and my leg was also shorter. I had the option of amputation or keeping it and living my life in a wheelchair - my parents decided to amputate. I had my right foot amputated at nine months old and I got my first prosthetic at 11 months."

Path to the Sitting Volleyball National Team:: "I was introduced to sitting volleyball through a summer camp in Ohio in 2016. Shortly after I started training in the National Team A2 program and about a year later I started training with the national team in November of 2017. I joined the national team in 2019.

Did You Know

An athlete involved with Challenged Athletes Foundation
Volunteer at the elementary school her mother Linda teaches at and volunteers through the leadership program at her high school (South Salem High School).
Works in the nursery at her church.

Happiest Moment in Life: "Seeing my mom beat breast cancer."

Favorites

Food: Pasta
Book: The Fault in our Stars
Movie: Tangled
Athlete: Matt Anderson

Most Admired Person: "My mom because she has always been my role model in life and has taught me how to lead a good life and to always be confident with who I am."

Hobbies: Music, being with friends and family

Personal: Parents are Jeff and Linda Flood ... Older sisters are Lindsay and Maggie Flood.

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