2015: Named team captain...Appeared in 20 matches and 44 sets...Produced 36 kills and 83 digs...Had season-high seven kills and eight digs in a 3-1 over Albany on Sept. 11...Had five kills on seven swings for a .714 hitting percentage in a 3-0 win over Cal State Fullerton on Sept. 19...Had five kills and a season-best 20 digs in a five-set win over Cornell on Oct. 30...Smashed six kills in her final collegiate match at Hartford on Nov. 24.

2014:  Appreared in 21 matches and 41 sets...Produced 34 kills and 23 digs...Had season-high nine kills and hit .421 in a 3-0 win over Stony Brook on Nov. 25...Had seven kills and season-high five digs at Penn on Oct. 10...Had a kill and a dig in the NCAA Tournament match at Arizona on Dec. 4.

2013: Appeared in 33 sets...Produced season-high seven kills at Princeton and added three block assists on Nov. 15...Had six kills against Eastern Kentucky on Sept. 20...Had three kills, two digs and two solo blocks at Brown on Oct. 26.

2012: Appeared in 40 sets...Averaged 1.20 kills per set...Produced 12 total blocks...Had season-high 11 kills and hit .321 with three total blocks in 3-0 win over Stony Brook on Sept. 1...Had season-best 12 digs against the SEC’s Texas A&M in her first collegiate match on Aug. 31.

Off the Court:

• Summer volunteer in Mautitius with non-profits that focused on plant, animal, and marine life conservation with AIESEC, an international, student-run organization
• Vice President of Membership for Pi Beta Phi involving directing  recruitment and managing new members
• Member of Jonathan Edward’s Student Activities Committee and work on all of the JE events such as study breaks, dances, and dinner parties 

Before Yale:  Became third Yalie to hail from La Costa Canyon High School in Carlsbad, Calif...As an outside for the Mavericks, Fuller was a starter while leading the team to a second place finish in the prestigious Durango Tournament and runner-up in the CIF State Girls Division II state championship... Named team captain during senior season...A member of Wave Volleyball, her 16-under team finished seventh at Junior Olympics in 2010, and her 17-under team finished 10th.