Bio

ODESSA HIGH SCHOOL

4-time varsity letter winner in Track.

Team Captain – Sophomore and Senior year.

Earned Most Valuable Player honors four times.

Captains award – Sophomore, Junior, Senior year.

WIAA Athlete of the Week – Sophomore, Junior, Senior year.

4-time varsity letter winner in Volleyball.

State 4th Place – Sophomore year.

Team Captain – Senior year.

Earned Most Valuable Player – Junior and Senior year.

State Sportsmanship award – Junior year.

All league honors – Sophomore, Junior, Senior year.

All Opponent honors – Junior and Senior year.

WIAA Athlete of the Week – Junior and Senior year.

4-time varsity letter winner in Basketball.

Defense award – Junior and Senior year.

Team Captain – Senior year.

State/Regionals Sportsmanship honors – Junior year.

All League honors – Sophomore and senior year.

WIAA Athlete of the Week – Senior year.

Leadership Positions

Four-year Class treasurer.

Honor Society Vice President – Senior year.

FBLA Activities Coordinator – Junior and Senior year.

Pep Club President - Senior year.

Four-year High Honors Student.

4 year FBLA participant.

State Champions - Senior year.      

Placed 1^st in Regionals – Junior year.                                 

Placed 2^nd at State – Freshman year.

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Studying Exercise Science.

Daughter to Maria Manley, Justin Brooks, and Travis Schuh.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE THING ABOUT BEING APART OF THIS TEAM? 

Meeting new people and being part of a family.

WHERE DO YOU SEE YOURSELF IN 10 YEARS?

Working as a OT in the Bi-County.

WHO IS ONE OF YOUR ROLE MODELS?

My mom is my role model because she has had to work hard and make many sacrifices for me and my sister.

WHAT HOBBIES OR INTERESTS DO YOU HAVE OUTSIDE OF YOUR SPORT?

I like to read, play card games, and hanging out with friends.

HOW HAS BEING AN ATHLETE AT SPOKANE COLLEGES SHAPED YOUR PERSONAL AND ACADEMIC LIFE? 

The Spokane Colleges have shaped me to become a better person. I've made true friends who I can rely on no matter what. The Spokane Colleges have also taught me that it's okay to struggle in classes and talk to professors without feeling bad about it.