2020 (Junior): Appeared in and started in 13 matches… Had a significant impact offensively leading the team in points per set (3.36) and total kills (140)... Carried a .209 hitting %… Recorded a career-high 14 kills and 21 digs at Life Pacific (Mar. 23)... Tallied nine matches overall and each of the first three with double-digit kills, including in each of the first three... Ranked second on the team in total attacks (393).

2019 (Sophomore): Increased playing time led to more production in 27 matches and 83 sets…finished fourth on the club with 502 total attacks and was fifth with 135 kills, both career-highs…posted a career-best 18 outings with double-figure total attacks…averaged 39 total attacks per match in a three-match span from Oct. 12-19, highlighted by a career-high 47 total attacks at Hope International on Oct. 19…recorded a career-high 13 kills at William Jessup on Nov. 2.

2018 (Freshman): First-year outside hitter played in 34 sets … posted a season-high four kills on three occasions: vs. Evergreen State (WA) on Aug. 15, against the University of Antelope Valley (CA) on Aug. 21, and against San Diego Christian on Oct. 20 … had her best match of the season vs. Menlo College (CA) on Sept. 28 when she compiled three kills, accumulated a season-best 15 total attacks and posted a season-high two digs that was equaled later.

South Anchorage HS (Anchorage, Alaska): Was a Gatorade Player of the Year nominee (2018) ... two-time international gold medalist at Arctic Winter Games in Greenland (2016) and Canada (2018) ... recorded more than 1,000 kills in high school career ... named all-conference (twice), all-region (twice) and all-state (once) .... team captain ... led the Wolverines to a state runner-up finish in 2016 ... three-year varsity player.

Personal: Full name is Emilye Grace Williams ... parents are Michael and Stephanie ... sister is Whitney ... grandfather Richard Golmon played football at Louisiana Tech University with Pro Football Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw ... major is marketing media ... said she chose Master's because "I truly feel it is where I am supposed to be. I wanted to play at the collegiate level in a Christian environment, and Coach Vince and (2018 senior) Kayla Sims were big factors in my commitment to TMU. I'm looking forward to playing volleyball and getting a great education."