Linfield University Athletics

2025
Letter winner.
Competed in 21 matches for the Wildcats.
Led the team with 264 kills on 3.14 kills/set.
Led the team with 33 aces.
Recorded 287 digs and 3.42 digs/set.
First Team All-Northwest Conference.
Named College Sports Communicators Academic All-District.
Named to NWC All-Sportsmanship Team.

2024
Letter winner.
All-NWC Honorable Mention.
Appeared in 20 matches for the Wildcats.
Recorded 2.84 kills/set with 193 total kills to lead the team.
Registered 233 total points.
Led team with 33 service aces.
Second on team with 189 digs.
Dean’s List recipient.
Completed an internship with the Madrone School – a non-profit for kids with autism spectrum disorder.
 
2023
Letter winner.
Started in 23 matches for the Wildcats.
Recorded 128 kills.
Collected 24 service aces.
Finished the season with 227 digs and 24 total blocks.
 
EAST LAKE HIGH SCHOOL
Presidential Award for excellence.
Washington State Honors Award.
Senior year Wolf awardee. 
Junior Year Wolf of the Month Award for athletics. 
Junior year Best Teammate Award. 
Senior year KinCo Aces leader with 59 aces. 
Junior year KingCo Aces leader with 78 aces. 
Two-time First Team All-League selection.
 
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Majoring in political science and psychology.
Daughter of Dawn and Craig Myre. 
 
WHY LINFIELD? 
I chose Linfield because I knew with a smaller school I would be able to make closer connections with my professors and my classmates. The campus is also stunning, and I’ve had great experiences with everyone I’ve met so far.
 
WHAT DOES BEING A STUDENT-ATHLETE AT LINFIELD MEAN TO YOU?
Being a student-athlete to me means that I get a built-in family. I’m looking forward to all the memories I get to make with all my teammates. I’m so lucky that I got to go to such a great school for both academics and athletics.
 
HOW HAS PARTICIPATING IN SPORTS MADE YOU A BETTER PERSON? Participating in sports has made me a better person because it teaches communication and problem solving. You’re not always going to like everybody that you play with or against and that’s okay. As long as you have the ability to talk and have open communication, you can work with anyone. Sports teach that as well as perseverance and accountability.
 
WHERE DO YOU SEE YOURSELF IN 10 YEARS?
In 10 years, I see myself working and having my own apartment. Hopefully I’m coaching on the side and still playing in fun tournaments. And I 100% want a pet of some kind.
 
WHAT’S THE BEST LINFIELD CLASS YOU’VE TAKEN AND WHY? 
The best Linfield class I have ever taken is my Supreme Court class I took with Dr. Robin Barklis. He has a real gift for inspiring open and meaningful conversations in his courses and always finds ways to keep students engaged. There was never a day where I felt bored or didn't learn something new. Truly one of the best professors on this campus.

WHO HAS BEEN THE GREATEST INSPIRATION IN YOUR LIFE? WHY HAS HE OR SHE BEEN SO INFLUENTIAL? 
The greatest inspiration in my life has been my sister Laurel, she has been by my side since the beginning and even though we didn't always get along she has shown me what unconditional love means. I don't know where I would be without her.
 
THE GREATEST PRINCIPLE OR LESSON THAT I'VE LEARNED WHILE COMPETING IN ATHLETICS AT LINFIELD HAS BEEN… 
The greatest principle I've learned while competing in Linfield athletics is grit. When things get rough, if you hang on, give your best, and support your teammates, everything will work itself out.
 
AS A LINFIELD STUDENT-ATHLETE, MY GOALS INDIVIDUALLY AND COLLECTIVELY FOR MY TEAM ARE…
To give my all my last season here and set my teammates up for success in the future. I want to see us go farther than we have in the past few years and I really think we have the team, the coaches, and the leadership to win conference this year. Why not us?

WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR FAVORITE MEMORY OF BEING A LINFIELD STUDENT-ATHLETE SO FAR?
My favorite memory of being a Linfield student-athlete is the connections I have made. There are so many people both on my team and on other teams that I never would have met without athletics that I now can't imagine my life without.