University of the Pacific

2022 (Sophomore)
Did not appear in a match

2021 (Freshman)
Played in all nine matches for the Tigers during her freshman season, accumulating 143 kills and 165 total points. Edwards posted her best statistics in a home match against Santa Clara setting a career high in kills (23), points (27.5), aces (4), and digs (16). 

High School
Was a three-year team captain at St. Francis High School in Sacramento, the two-time Delta League MVP led both the Troubadours and the Delta League in kills all four years, tallying 2,083 in total for a career .296 hitting percentage...Defensively, Edwards added 1,577 digs and 219 blocks throughout her career at St. Francis...Racking up the awards, Edwards was named a MaxPreps Freshman All-American as well as a PrepVolleyball Freshman of the Year finalist in 2016, while also earning All-Delta League honors...Following this impressive season, Edwards was selected as a MaxPreps Sophomore All-American in 2017 after guiding her team to a Sac-Joaquin Section runner-up finish...After the Troubadours finished as the section runner-up once again her junior year, she capped off her season by being named the Sportstars Magazine Player of the Year...Rounding out her career with a bang, the 5'11" standout led St. Francis to their best start in school history in 2019 (26-0) before they captured the Sac-Joaquin Section crown...In her final season, Edwards landed on the PrepVolleyball Senior Aces Top 250, AVCA All-Region 9 Team, and Optimist Senior Team...With Edwards leading the charge, the Troubadours ultimately finished the Delta League seasons as undefeated champions from 2017-19...Also appeared on the Honor Roll throughout the entirety of her high school career and was a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee from 2017-19...Additionally, she was chosen as the Leadership Pillar Award winner her junior year for outstanding leadership. 

Personal
The daughter of former Tiger Cathy-Lumb Edwards, who played for the Tigers from 1980 to 1983 and was a graduate assistant coach in 1986 when Pacific won the NCAA Championship, and Franklin Edwards, who played seven seasons in the NBA following an outstanding career at Cleveland State.