Career Overview (2016-19) | Career Stats (PDF)
50 career wins | 3rd in Program History
17 wins in ASUN regular season play | 5th in Program History
.543 (50-42) career winning percentage | 7th in Program History
41 wins at the No. 1 pair | 1st in Program History
Carroll, perhaps the most decorated indoor player in the college’s history, is the only player in the beach program’s history to win 10 plus games at the No. 1 pair three times. After teaming with Mackenzie Allen for 59 matches, Carroll mentored freshman Kirstine Garder as a senior, helping the rookie capture ASUN Freshman of the Year recognition, as Carroll produced a career-high 18 wins in her final campaign alongside the Norwegian.
Carroll finished with 50 career victories, which is third-best in program history and her .543 (50-42) winning percentage ranks seventh-best.
As A Senior (2019) | Match-By-Match Stats (PDF)
ASUN All-Academic Team
18 wins | T-5th in Program History
Carroll, as she’s done throughout her collegiate career, served as a leader for freshman Kirstine Garder in her final season. The duo teamed together at the No. 1 pair, finishing 18-11 overall and finishing 4-2 in the ASUN tournament, which included a sweep of Stetson’s Carly Perales and Sunniva Helland-Hansen in the championship match, which was the duo’s first two-set loss in three-plus years together and their first to an unranked team. She became a two-time ASUN All-Academic team selection.
As A Junior (2018) | Match-By-Match Stats (PDF)
ASUN Preseason All-Conference
ASUN All-Academic Team
12 wins | T-13th in Program History
.480 (12-13) Winning Percentage | T-19th In Program History
Carroll tallied a career-high seven wins in ASUN play alongside Allen at the No. 1 pair. The duo won the match-clincher on March 10 in a 3-2 win over No. 15 FAU to give the Eagles the first team win over a ranked opponent in program history. It was the pair’s second career win over a ranked team, and their 12 wins in 2018 breaks their own record for a No. 1 pair of 11 set in 2017.
As A Sophomore (2017) | Match-By-Match Stats (PDF)
12 wins | T-9th in Program History
.522 (12-11) Winning Percentage | T-11th In Program History
Carroll produced her first career win over a ranked team on April 12 with a win over No. 9 Stetson. She finished 12-11 on the season alongside Allen while 11 of those wins came at the No. 1 spot.
As A Freshman (2016) | Match-By-Match Stats (PDF)
After going 1-3 in her initial four collegiate matches with Ashley Glickert at the No. 3 pair, Carroll shifted to the No. 2 pair with Allen and began a 59-match streak together that lasted through 2018 when Allen graduated. In 2016, Carroll won five straight from March 31 to April 10 and recorded wins in seven of eight matches during one stretch. She closed the season with a 8-7 record while winning twice in the ASUN tournament.
In February 2016, Carroll was invited to the USA Volleyball open tryout in Colorado Springs. More than 300 vied for spots and she was one of the 36 survivors, joined by just six other freshmen on the U.S. Collegiate National Team in Indianapolis. In June, she attended a five-day camp at DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana, before the camp moved to downtown Indianapolis for five more days. She played in three matches there against international teams.
Prior to FGCU
Graduate of Sandia High School in Albuquerque, N.M. … four-year member of the varsity volleyball team under tutelage of coach Kris Borland … named All-Metro Athlete of the Year and First Team All-Metro three years in a row … All-District honoree for three-straight seasons … named the New Mexico Gatorade Player of the Year in 2013 and 2014 … led Sandia to a 21-1 record and Class 5A state title in 2013 ... member of the National Honor Society and the Spanish National Honor Society ... played for the Albuquerque Rebel Volleyball Club Shock
Personal
Born July 1, 1997…daughter of Anna and Patrick Carroll…sister of Anthony ... communications major ... four-year member of the Eagles Council, where she served a two-year term as President from 2017-18 ... also a member of FGCU's indoor volleyball team, where she finished her career as the program’s all-time kills leader
