2025 (JR): Started all 27 matches ... Led the team with 357.5 points (3.65 per set) and 315 kills (3.21 per set). She finished second with 220 digs (2.25 per set) and was third with 21 service aces and 39 blocks ... Recorded four double-doubles and scored double-digit kills 15 times ... Recorded an 11-kill, 13-dig double-double versus William & Mary (Sept. 5) ... Had 20 kills with 11 digs at UMBC (Sept. 6). She earned a spot on the UMBC All-Tournament Team after leading the Monarchs with 39 kills and added 35 digs, 7 blocks, 5 assists and 2 service aces to her tournament totals ... Was named to the VCU Invitational All-Tournament Team after leading the Monarchs with 40 kills and 42 points in matches with the Rams and NC State. She set a new career high with 26 kills against the Rams on Sept. 19. On Sept. 21 versus NC State, after the Wolfpack tied the fifth set at 13-13, she sealed the 3-2 comeback victory by scoring a kill for match point. It marked ODU's third-ever win over a Power-4 program ... Posted a 19-kill, 12-dig double-double against Georgia State (Oct. 17) ... Finished with 13 kills and 16 digs in the first match versus Southern Miss (Oct. 23) ... Earned CSC Academic All-District honors.
2024 (SO): Appeared in 27 games with 20 starts … Accounted for 288 kills, 189 digs, and 28 blocks for the season … Had a .915 serving percentage with 37 service aces … Tallied eight double-doubles ... Recorded 20 kills against Georgia State and 14 digs against Marshall, Southern Miss., and George Mason ... During the Villonova Clasic she set a new career high that Sunday agianst the tournament hosts with five aces. She scored double-digit kills in all three matches at the Classic, finishing with 37 (2.64 per set) for the weekend. Her other totals included two assists, eight aces, nine digs and four blocks which secured her a spot on the All-Tournament Team ... Was named to the Mason Invitational All-Tournament Team after scoring 38 kills (3.17 per set) while hitting for a .338 clip. She also had two assists with three aces, 24 digs and four blocks.
2023 (FR): Quest for the Crown All-Tournament Team … Her Freshman season saw her start in 20-of-28 matches for the Monarchs and played in 92 sets. Her season totals included 186 kills, 10 service aces, 164 digs, 24 blocks (five solo), and 222.5 points … Scored double digit kills eight times and tallied four double doubles during the season ... Had 17 kills and 14 digs to help ODU to 3-2 win over North Alabama on Sept. 9 … She then matched that performance with 17 kills and 14 digs against Coastal Carolina (Oct. 14) ... She followed that up with 17 kills and 10 digs to help ODU to a 3-1 win over App State (Oct. 27) ... Concluded the season with 10 kills and 13 digs to help ODU win 3-1 over Southern Miss on Nov. 10.
Prep: Attended ITC Bordoni, where she competed in multiple regional championships ... In her first year during 2017-18, her U14 team placed first in their provincial championship, second in their regionals and fourth in the national championship. She also added an MVP Tournament selection that year ... The next year saw her U16 team place first in the Provincial Championship and the 2019-20 season was halted due to the pandemic ... With the U17 team in 2020-21, she helped her squad win first at Provincials and fourth in Regionals. That same year saw her U19 team also capture the Provincial Championship and come in third at Regionals, and she also played in the B2 category ... Yet another Provincial title and a fourth-place finish at Regionals came in 2021-22 as she played in the B1 category, and she also played in the B2 category ... Off the court, she served as her class President for three years and completed a one-month work study with a travel agency in her home city.
Personal: Born on July 22, 2004 ... Daughter of Marco Maria Maggi and Louise Christensen ... Her father is a firefighter and her mother is Danish ... Is interested in taking classes in marketing, languages, tourism and fashion.
Why ODU: "I chose ODU because in addition to their amazing facilities, the University has a wide choice of study programs that can ensure me the future I wish. I like the location, I love the attention and care that the University gives to volleyball and last but not least I had a very good feeling with the coaches from the first video call we did."