Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges

At CMS
2021 (Senior)
SCIAC All-Academic Team ... Team co-captain ... Played in 10 matches before being lost for the season with an injury ... Totaled 137 digs (4.42 per set) and 12 service aces ... Had a season-high 26 digs in a season-opening win over UC Santa Cruz ... Passed 20 digs in both matches of a doubleheader, when CMS defeated both No. 1 Trinity (21 digs) and No. 2 Emory (22 digs) on the same day. 

2020 (Junior)
SCIAC All-Academic Team ... Athenas did not compete due to COVID-19.

2019 (Sophomore)
SCIAC All-Academic Team ... Played in 17 matches totaling 45 sets ... Had 74 digs, an average of 1.64 per set ... Missed the first eight matches after finishing her recovery from an injury suffered as a first-year, but made her debut in a win over No. 1 Emory on Sept. 13 ... Had a season-high 12 digs in a 3-1 win at Whittier ... Had 10 digs in the SCIAC Championship match against Chapman ... Had nine digs in an NCAA Tournament win over WashU.

2018 (First-Year)
SCIAC All-Academic Team ... Appeared in 12 matches as a defensive specialist, before being lost for the year with an injury ... Totaled 83 digs ... Had a high of 15 digs in a 3-2 win over Brandeis ... Also had double figures in digs in wins over eventual national champion Emory (11) and Texas-Dallas (10).

Prior to CMS
Attended Hart High School ... Member of the LAVA North Volleyball Club ... Foothill League MVP as a senior at Hart ... All-area first-team selection and Hart High Varsity Team MVP ... Broke the Hart High School record for most digs in a season ... Helped her team earn a league championship ... Hart High CIF Female Student-Athlete of the Year ... Principal's List ... Honor Scholar  ... Served as an intern in a California State Senator's office ... Volunteered with Special Olympics ... Member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Red Cross Club ... 

Personal
Attends Claremont McKenna, where she is majoring in neuroscience with a sequence in legal studies ... Brother, Blake Fall, played football at the US Air Force Academy ... Chose CMS "because not only does it allow athletes to compete at a high level, but it also allows for those athletes to excel and flourish as students in the classroom. CMS offers students the tools to succeed in the professional world as well."