Central Washington University Athletics

2024: Started in all 25 matches for the Wildcats … recorded 107 kills averaging 1.14 per set … tallied 108 total blocks for an average of 1.15 per set … logged 21 digs averaging 0.22 per set … helped the Wildcats capture their first GNAC title since 2005 … named All-GNAC Honorable Mention … recorded a career-high 10 kills against San Francisco State on Sep. 6.

2023: Appeared in 17 matches for the Wildcats, registering 57 sets played … led the team in hitting percentage (.385) … recorded 65 kills averaging 1.14 per set … logged 62 blocks, 10 solo, averaging 1.09 per set … added 10 digs and one assist … recorded a season-high 10 total blocks vs. Michigan Tech on Sept. 9 … named to GNAC Academic All-Conference team.

Before CWU: Played for two years at Portland State University. In her sophomore campaign, she appeared in 8 matches, logging 15 sets played for the Vikings … recorded 14 blocks, including 3 solo blocks, 8 kills, and 1 dig. During her freshman year, she appeared in 2 sets … logged 1 kill. Vikings combined for a 38-24 record in Halady’s two years there.

High School: Played for the Kingston High School Buccaneers of the Olympic League … named 2019 Washington State Volleyball Coaches Association All-State 2A Honorable Mention … three-time First Team All-League (2018, 2019, 2020) … helped guide Kingston HS to first-ever state appearance in 2017, followed by another appearance in 2018 … captained the team in her senior season … named Kitsap Daily News Player of the Week in her junior season … started on the Buccaneer’s varsity basketball team as a freshman.

Why CWU? “I chose CWU because I wanted to be part of a program that has both competitive expectations and a team that feels like family. When I visited campus, I knew that I had found my new home.”

Personal: Daughter of Pete and Sharon Halady … has two sisters, Taylor and Sydney Halady … pursuing her degree in School Psychology … is a commissioned fine artist.