2023 (Graduate):  College Sports Communicators Academic All-America Third Team ... AVCA honorable mention All-American ... AVCA All-West Region First Team ... D2CCA All-West Region First Team ... PacWest Volleyball Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... All-Pacific West Conference First Team, All-PacWest Libero of the Year ... Academic All-Pacific West Conference ...  PacWest Defender of the Week (Oct. 24) ... had 590 digs and 4.92 digs per set, both second-most in program single-season history ... led the conference in digs and digs average, finishing 39th and 17th nationally ... had 43 service aces and finished ninth in the PacWest in 0.36 aces per set ... second in assists with 149 at 1.24 per set ... had three kills ... had 30 double-digit digs matches including 12 with 20 or more ... season-high 30 digs vs. Biola (Oct. 18) ... had 25 digs vs. Dominican (Nov. 10) and 24 at Azusa Pacific (Nov. 3), the PacWest's top two totals in a three-set match ... season-high 10 assists at Concordia (Oct. 26).

Beach Volleyball:
2024 (Grad Transfer):  Played 14 matches with four wins.

Previous Schools:  Attended Division I University of Texas at El Paso in El Paso, Texas, and New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, N.M.
2022 (Redshirt Senior, Texas El Paso):  Named to the Conference USA All-Academic Team, Conference USA Commissioner's Academic Honor and received the Conference USA Commissioner's Academic Medal ... earned C-USA All-Academic Team honors ... finished fifth in the conference in total digs (439) and sixth in service aces (41) ... was the Miners' starting libero, playing 121 sets in 30 matches ... posted 23 matches of double-digit digs ... season-high 30 digs vs. CSUN (Sept. 16) ... had a career-high seven aces vs. North Texas (Oct. 2) ... had 119 assists with career-high eight twice (at Florida Atlantic, Sept. 25; at Rice, Oct. 30) ... selected to the all-tournament teams at the Wildcat Classic and Oral Roberts Tournament.
Fall 2021, Texas El Paso:  Received a medical hardship due to injury ... named to the Conference USA Commissioner's Academic Honor and received the Commissioner's Academic Medal.
2020-21 (Junior, Texas El Paso):  Played 34 sets in nine matches ... led UTEP and ranked fourth in C-USA in digs per set (4.12) before suffering a season-ending injury vs. North Texas (Feb. 28) ... recorded 20 digs in debut match vs. Texas State (Sept. 11) then registered 22 in upset over the Bobcats (Sept. 12), the reigning Sun Belt Conference champions ... had a career-high 32 digs against UAB (Feb. 14).
2019 (Sophomore, New Mexico Military Institute):  Named NJCAA Division I All-America First Team after helping the Broncos to a  WJCAC Region V runner-up finish ... named the NMMI Female Athlete of the Year, NMMI Broncos Volleyball Player of the Year and WJCAC All-Conference Most Valuable Player ... was a six-time WJCAC Player of the Week honoree ...led the NJCAA with 921 digs for an average of 6.22 per set ... also had 172 assists and 38 aces.
2018 (Freshman, New Mexico Military Institute):  Played 38 matches with 142 sets, helping NMMI capture the WJCAC Region V championship ... totaled 654 sets with an average of 4.61 per set ... added 133 assists and 27 aces.

Prep:  A 2018 graduate of Moanalua High School in Honolulu ... helped Na Menehune win three O'ahu Interscholastic Association championships (2014, 15, 17) ... as a senior, was the OIA East Division Player of the Year, ranked ninth in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser Fab 15 list and was the school's Most Outstanding Player ... named to the OIA East Division First Team as a junior.

Personal:  Parents are Eduardo and Kaulana ... has an older brother, Kalau, and older sister, Kawai ... also goes by Ha'ahula ... seeking a Master of Science in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in School Counseling ... would like to become a high school counselor and coach volleyball ... played club volleyball for Ka Ulukoa (2012-17) and Ku'ikahi (2018) which won the 18U Open championship at the Women's National Invitational Tournament ... was on Moanalua's wrestling team as a sophomore and placed fifth in the 112-lb. weight class at the Hawai'i High School Athletic Association Wrestling Championships.