Volleyball

SOPHOMORE (2016): Redshirted in her second year with the Broncos.

FRESHMAN (2015): WCC All-Freshman Team … started 30 of 31 matches and played in 106 of the team’s 114 sets … had 231 kills, 41 digs and 85 total blocks … hit .357 with seven kills and three total blocks in her Bronco debut vs. Weber State (Aug. 28) … recorded 10 kills and hit .714 with three total blocks vs. UC Riverside (Aug. 29) … combined for 21 kills as part of a doubleheader — 11 vs. SMU and 10 vs. Cal State Fullerton (Sept. 5) — and had three digs in each match … hit .389 with eight kills and three digs at No. 4 Texas (Sept. 11) … hit .500 with five kills and two block assists vs. Nevada (Sept. 19) … had seven kills and two block assists vs. No. 10 BYU (Sept. 26) … notched a career-high 12 kills and hit .391 vs. Portland (Oct. 1) … matched a career-high with 12 kills and recorded a new career best seven block assists vs. Gonzaga (Oct. 3) … hit .412 with seven kills and three block assists at Pepperdine (Oct. 15) … hit .333 with 10 kills vs. Saint Mary’s (Oct. 24) … had nine kills and matched a career-high with seven total blocks at Gonzaga (Oct. 29) … posted career highs in kills (14), assists (2) and digs (4) at Portland (Oct. 31) … hit .500 with 11 kills at San Francisco (Nov. 5) … hit .385 with 14 kills at BYU (Nov. 19) … hit .667 with 11 kills and 10 total blocks at Pacific (Nov. 24).

PRIOR TO SCU: Played all four years on the varsity squad for head coach Bonnie Foote at Mount Si High School in Snoqualmie, Wash. ... earned 2014 KingCo 4A co-MVP honors ... led KingCo 4A League with 303 kills ... totaled 68 kills in consecutive five-set matches in October ... set a school record with 37 kills against Bethel Oct. 7 ... followed with 31 kills against Inglemoor Oct. 9 ... Wildcats went 12-6 in 2014, their first season at the 4A level.

PERSONAL: Mount Si Associated Student Body president ... mother, Susan, who was also the ASB president at Mount Si in 1987. 

WHY MCCREADIE CHOSE SANTA CLARA: "I chose Santa Clara because it was everything I was looking for in a school. After visiting several other campuses, meeting coaches and getting to know players, I had an idea of what I wanted. I visited Santa Clara and it was absolutely perfect. The small class sizes and rigorous academics appealed to me. I am really excited to pursue my education in such an incredible environment located in Silicon Valley. The volleyball program at SCU is amazing as well. When I met the coaching staff and saw that they focused on building a personal bond on and off the court, I knew that this school was where I wanted to be. I knew that I wouldn't just be an athlete, but also respected and cared about as a person. I could see the effects of this on the team. They are all amazing girls and were so sweet and welcoming when I came on my visit. I also chose SCU because of the weather. Coming from Seattle, I really appreciate the sun - it's shining a lot there. It will be nice to not have to wear a rain jacket almost every day. Overall, I chose SCU because it felt right. I am so excited to have the privilege of spending the next four years of my life at such an incredible school."