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AS A SOPHOMORE (2023)
Reynolds appeared in 28 matches for the Pioneers in her sophomore campaign. She finished with a team high 575 assists, seven kills on 47 total attacks, 45 service aces, and 269 digs defensively in 95 total sets played. Reynolds recorded 30 or more assists in four matches and at least 15 digs in five total matches in 2023. She helped lead TWU to a historic 2023 season where they had their best start to LSC play since 2015, returned to the LSC Championships for the first time since the 2019 season, and returned to the NCAA South Central Regional Rankings. Reynolds was elected LSC Newcomer of the Year for the third time in program history and was an honorable mention. She was listed on the 2023 LSC All-Tournament Team, College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District team, and the Fall 2023 LSC Commissioner's Honor Roll.

PRIOR TO TWU
From Martinsville, IN, Grace Reynolds joins the Pioneers with one year of collegiate experience at Florida Gulf Coast. In her freshman season, the Eagles claimed the ASUN Conference Championship title and advanced to the NCAA Tournament, falling in the first round to Iowa State. Prior to attending Florida Gulf Coast, Reynolds was a decorated high school volleyball player at Martinsville and for Circle City. She was a First Team All-American, Second Team All-State, All-District honoree, Mid-State All-Conference honoree, Junior and Senior All_Star and a member of the Central Indiana All-USA Super Team. She guided her team to conference titles all four years and and sectional title in 2021. She earned Academic All-State honors in 2021, was named the Best and Brightest in 2002 and received the MHS Academic Award in 2022. A multi-sport athlete, she also played softball and basketball for three years.