Stevenson University

Isenberg's Honor Roll
• 2013 All-Commonwealth Conference First Team
• 2013 AVCA Mid-Atlantic Regional First Team
• 2013 AVCA All-American Team Honorable Mention
• 2012 Commonwealth Conference Second Team
• 2012 NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional All-Tournament Team
• 2011 Capital Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year
• 2011 ECAC South Division III Rookie of the Year
• 2011 Capital Athletic Conference First Team
• 2011 AVCA All-Mid-Atlantic Regional Honorable Mention Team

As a senior (2013):  Appeared in 35 of the team's 40 matches for the Mustangs ... ranked second on the team and second in the conference with 343 kills ... second on the team with 278 digs ... totaled 27 blocks and two service aces ... had a season-high 17 kills three times ... had a season-best 21 digs at Juniata (11/16) ... had a season-high four blocks versus Cabrini (9/6).  

As a junior (2012):  Appeared in all 39 matches ... second on the team and third in the conference with 349 kills ... second on the team with 335 digs ... season-high 15 kills in a 3-0 victory over Widener (9/6) ... season-high 25 digs in a 3-2 win over Eastern (9/29).

As a sophomore (2011):  Appeared in all 35 matches for the Mustangs ... led the CAC in kills (335) ... sixth in the CAC and second on the team in digs (387) ... tenth in CAC and third on the team in hitting percentage (.247) ... totaled at least 10 kills 17 times ... totaled at least 10 digs 20 times ... season-highs 21 kills, 32 digs, four service aces, and four total blocks.

Before Stevenson:  Isenberg was an integral part of Francis Scott Key's 2009 season as senior in which they went 18-1 and won their first state championship since 1996 ... The Carroll County Times Player of the Year finished with a county-best 295 kills (4.3 per game) and had 235 digs ... Isenberg led the Eagles to a county championship before dominating the regional playoffs ... she posted 84 kills during the postseason and averaged 4.9 per game ... she began to show her dominance atop the net with a 17-kill, 17-dig performance in the 2A West quarterfinals against South Carroll ... she maintained double-digit kills all the way to the Eagles’ 2A state title victory over North Caroline on November 21.