2024 (Baylor): Traveled with the Bears and played in the Foreign Tour matches in Austria, Hungary, Italy and Slovenia in June 2024 ... Competed in 105 sets across all 31 matches at middle blocker ... Got the starting nod in 27 matches … Recorded 169 kills, 36 digs and 103 total blocks which led the team ... Served 15 aces across the season ... Led the team in kills for the first time in her career against Arizona (9/25) with 14 on 22 attempts and no errors for a hitting percentage of .591; it was the first time a middle led the Bears in kills since Kara McGhee in 2022 … Named to the All-Tournament Team for the Big Ten/Big12 Challenge after recording nine blocks across three matches (9/6-7) ... Claimed a career-high tying three service aces against Cincinnati (11/27), and again in the second round of the NCAA Tournament against No. 23 Dayton (12/6) ... Had a career-high seven blocks twice this season, last at West Virginia (11/29) ... Recorded two double-digit kill matches … Led her team in blocks on 12 occasions … Called the ‘queen of the overpass kill’.
2023 (Baylor): A starter in her third year with the Bears … Played in 109 sets across all 30 of BU’s matches, starting in all 30 … Finished the season with 89 blocks overall, nine being solo, and 0.82 average blocks per set … Led the team in blocks on 11 different occasions … Raked in 131 kills over the course of the season with 1.2 kills per set and a hitting percentage of .296 … Had her first double-digit kill game against SFA, going 10-for-10 to tie the Baylor and Big 12 record of 1.000 percent hitting (9/19) … Had a season-high seven blocks against Iowa State in the five-set match (9/30) … Hit that season-high mark again against No. 24 UCF with seven blocks (10/22).
2022 (Baylor): Her second season at BU ... Hit the court for 14 sets over nine matches ... Named Academic All-Big 12 First Team.
2021 (Baylor): Her first season with the Bears ... Named to the Fall Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll ... Did not see match action and received a redshirt.
High school: Attended Ridgefield High School in Ridgefield, Wash….Two-time state champion with the Spudders…Competed for Excel volleyball club based out of Vancouver, Wash….Named first-team all-league and all-state…Earned sportsmanship medal at 2019 state tournament…Member of National Honor Society and an AP scholar.
Personal: Also goes by "Allie" ... Parents are Dan and Rachel Andrew … Has three younger siblings, Natalie, Elizabeth and William… Mother, Rachel, was a collegiate fencer at Notre Dame ...Has two uncles who were collegiate swimmers and an aunt who played professional basketball.
Why Wisconsin?Â
"I chose Wisconsin because of the amazing program they have created here. The coaches and players all want to challenge each other to be the best they can both on and off the court. It is an amazing program to be apart of!"
