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2024 (Freshman): Played in 26 matches across 74 sets with seven starts…Finished fourth on the team in service aces with 12…Recorded 97 digs and nine assists…Tabbed her first collegiate dig in the 2024 season opening win over Mercyhurst on Aug. 30…Recorded her first collegiate double-digit dig match in a win at North Carolina Central on Nov. 10…

High School/Club: Attended Mountain Pointe High School…Graduated from high school with a cumulative 3.5 GPA and earned an associates degree while in high school…First Team All-Region as a junior and Second Team All-Region as a senior…Recorded 137 digs, 172 kills, 42 service aces, 8 blocks in 93 sets played as a senior…Favorite sports memory was serving 9 aces in a high school match that allowed her squad to earn a spot in a play-in game…Amassed 211 kills, 409 digs, and 94 assists in 252 sets in her career with Mountain Pointe High School…Played for the Victorium Volleyball Club 18U…Also competed for Arizona Storm Elite 17U and Aspire Volleyball Club in her career.

Personal: Biology pre-med major at UMES……After UMES, she plans to get her Doctor of Medicine and open a physical therapy practice/fitness center…Represents UMES Volleyball on the SAAC (Student Athlete Advisory Committee) alongside her teammates Nkemjika Ikemefuna and Jocelyn Torres…Shopping, cooking, writing, and reading are her favorite hobbies…Enjoys books by Colleen Hoover…Favorite TV shows are The Office, Friends, Seinfeld, and Modern Family…Favorite movie is The Pursuit of Happyness…Her uncle Cecil Martin played for the Philadelphia Eagles…Fan of the Philadelphia Eagles and Phoenix Suns…Favorite athlete is Michael Jordan…Favorite volleyball memory was beating Norfolk State in the quarterfinals at the 2024 MEAC Tournament…Favorite aspect of being a volleyball player is growing with her teammates and creating fun memories… Chose UMES because of the culture and family feel of the team. Proctor also really liked the coaches and the environment that they built for the players. It encouraged her to come out here and come out of my shell”...Enjoys being at an HBCU because playing volleyball at an HBCU means that she is surrounded by people and friends that can help her grow into her fullest potential.