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Career Accolades
- All-time leader in career digs (1,716)
- 2019 Sun Belt Conference Preseason Defensive Player of the Year
- 2019 Preseason All-Sun Belt Team
- 2018 Sun Belt Conference Preseason Defensive Player of the Year
- 2018 Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference First Team
- 2017 Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Year
- 2017 All-Sun Belt Conference First Team
- 2017 Sun Belt Conference Championship All-Tournament Team
- 2017 Baylor Classic All-Tournament Team (Best Defender)
- 3x Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 17, 2016 / Oct. 31, 2016 / Oct. 23, 2017)
- 4x Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Week (Oct. 17, 2016 / Oct. 24, 2016 / Oct. 31, 2016 / Nov. 7, 2016)
 
Senior (2019) – Played in all 33 matches and competed in 112 sets…turned in 2.04 digs per set (229 total) and tallied 36 assists and 25 aces…became the program’s all-time leader with her eighth dig of the match at home vs. South Alabama (Oct. 19) and finished with 13 digs that match…recorded season-highs of 19 digs at Long Beach State (Sep. 5) and three aces in the first match of the season vs. Liberty (Aug. 30).

Junior (2018) – Played in all 34 matches and competed in 123 sets… led the Bobcats with 467 digs (3.80/set), ranking No. 4 in the Sun Belt… logged 162 assists (1.32/set) and 21 aces… registered a season-high 34 digs at Rice (Sep. 4)… recorded one double-double at Louisiana (Sep. 23) where she tallied a season-high 11 assists and added 18 digs.

Sophomore (2017) – Was one of four Bobcats to play in all 35 matches and was one of three to compete in all 126 sets . . . served as the team’s libero in 33 contests . . . honored as the Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Year . . . also named to the All-SBC First Team and the SBC Championship All-Tournament Team . . . broke the school record for most digs in a single season (599) . . . led the Sun Belt with 5.31 digs per set in conference matches . . . had three of the Sun Belt’s top four 3-set-dig performances, including posting 30 against Rice in the first round of the National Invitational Volleyball Championship (Nov. 30) . . . the victory over the Owls was the first postseason triumph in school history . . . recorded a season-best 33 digs against Louisiana (Oct. 28) . . . had a season-high eight assists against Cincinnati (Sept. 2) . . . was once selected as the SBC Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 23).
 
Freshman (2016) – Saw the court in 107 total sets across 31 matches . . . took over as the full-time libero at the beginning of conference action, earning 27 starts at the position . . . ended the campaign with the seventh-most digs in the Sun Belt (421) . . . finished second during league play in both total digs (326) and digs per set (5.43) . . . had the Sun Belt’s top two four-set dig performances, both coming against UTA (35 on Oct. 25, 31 on Oct. 13) . . . also had an SBC high for digs in three sets with 23 against Georgia Southern (Oct. 22) . . . other season totals included 75 assists and 21 service aces . . . twice named the Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Week, becoming the first freshman to win the award since 2012 . . . also became the first freshman in the league since 2010 to garner the laurel more than once . . . led the SBC with four league freshman of the week accolades . . . posted double-digit digs in 18 matches . . . had a season-high eight assists against Baylor (Aug. 30) . . . registered three aces against both Troy (Sept. 23) and Louisiana (Oct. 28).
 
Lewisville High School – Played for Coach Libby Rodriguez . . . three-time all-district first team honoree . . . four-time academic all-district . . . recognized with an academic all-state distinction . . . also named all-district second team . . . led her club team, TAV 17 Black, to third place at nationals . . . mentored elementary students.
 
Personal – Majoring in general studies . . . daughter of Curt and Daniela Dinwiddie . . . born July 21, 1998 . . . has seven siblings: Amy, Daisha, Alisha, Corey, Andrew, Colton and Noah . . . brother, Corey, played hockey at Framingham University . . . chose Texas State because it is very family-oriented, and it has a competitive atmosphere . . . favorite hobbies include surfing, snowboarding, hiking and skateboarding.