Lewis-Clark State College Athletics

SENIOR: Voted NAIA All-American Honorable Mention and First-Team All-Frontier Conference ... second on the team in kills (392), kills per set (3.63) and point (463.5) ... had a team-high 59 service aces ... collected 234 digs ... 3.63 kills per set ranks fifth-best in a single season ... 59 aces is tied for ninth-best in a season and 0.55 per set is fifth-highest ... finished career ranked sixth in kills (1,178) ... helped team to a win percentage of .630 in her career

JUNIOR: Named first team All-Frontier Conference for second time in career…Played in all 28 matches and 112 sets…Led the Warriors with 312 kills on a .177 hitting percentage…Tallied a career-high 20 kills in a five-set match with Montana Tech on Sept. 20, 2014…Notched double-figure kills 17 times, bringing her career total to 38, which ranks 10th in LCSC history…Finished with 146 digs, 34 total blocks and 24 service aces.

SOPHOMORE: Ranked second on team with 264 kills and 23 service aces, and was one of five Warriors to appear in all 32 matches...Also contributed 27 block assists...Had 14 kills and hit .478 against Simpson on Aug. 29...Had 14 kills in five-set match vs. MSU-Northern on Oct. 25...Had season-high 15 kills against Montana Tech on Sept. 13 and against Carroll on Sept. 21.

FRESHMAN: All-Frontier Conference first team selection after her first collegiate campaign…Also named to All-Freshman Team…Totaled 182 kills on a .180 hitting percentage and chipped in 19 service aces…Frontier Conference Player of the Week after helping Warriors open conference play with two sweeps. Had 29 kills during the week…Had a season-high 19 kills in FC semifinal loss vs. MSU-Northern…Had pair of 18-kill matches in two-week span, the latter coming in regular-season home finale against Rocky, against just five errors ... team won Frontier Conference Championship

HIGH SCHOOL: Had an outstanding volleyball career at Hudson’s Bay High School where she was the team captain her senior year and earned four varsity letters…Was the team’s MVP her first three seasons, took Offensive Award honors all four years, and was an all-league selection all four seasons…Earned all-region honors as a senior and was named to an all-tournament team three times…Besides volleyball she also earned three letters in basketball and one in track at Hudson’s Bay…Was a Washington Interscholastic Athletic Association Scholastic Award winner all four seasons.

PERSONAL: Born in New Orleans…Parents are Isaac and Debra Doyle… Mother played basketball at North Carolina Central University…Has two brothers, Isaac Doyle III and Samuel Johnson, and one sister, Trenelle Doyle…Qualified for the Junior Olympics for track when she was 9 years old…Played on the Alpine Volleyball club for four years and one of her coaches during that time was LaToya Harris...Hobbies include sports and being with friends and family…Majoring in Kinesiology.