Junior Year (2018): Third Team All-CACC – appeared in all 33 matches for the Wildcats – third on the team with 224 kills, averaging 1.87 a set throughout 120 sets played – led the team in blocks with 120, putting her sixth all-time for most total blocks in a single-season, including 34 block solos and 86 block assists, averaging 1.00 block per set – posted 89 digs on the year – currently tied for fourth all-time with 90 career solo blocks – tied for fifth all-time with 226 career block assists – currently fifth all-time with 316 career total blocks – third all-time with 0.96 career blocks per game – 10^th all-time with 820.0 career points – totaled a season-high nine blocks, including three blocks solo’s and six block assists against American International on September 7 – totaled a season-high 12 kills against Franklin Pierce on September 8 – had 26 matches with at least five kills and had at least one kill in every match except one – totaled a season-high nine digs against Caldwell on October 20 – totaled 27 service aces and 16 assists on the season – finished with the second highest points on the team with 328.0.

Sophomore Year (2017): Appeared in 31 matches her sophomore year – led the team with 31 solo blocks and 76 block assists for a total of 107 – led the team and third in the CACC averaging 1.05 blocks per set – she is currently sixth all-time in program history for total career blocks with 196, eighth overall in all-time career solo blocks with 56, and sixth all-time in program history for career block assists with 140 – also ranked fifth all-time in program history with .93 career blocks per game - fifth on the team with 157 kills in 102 sets, averaging 1.54 per set – recorded five solo blocks and four block assists for a total of nine against Franklin Pierce on September 9 – matched her total number of blocks in a match against Holy family on November 8 with nine – finished fourth on the team with 232 total points.

Freshman Season (2016): CACC Rookie of the Week (9/19) – appeared in all 108 sets in the middle as a true freshman – finished tied for third on the team in averaging 1.53 kills per set, but second on the team with 165 kills – also finished second on the team and eighth in the CACC in averaging 0.82 blocks per set – led the team with 25 solo blocks, adding 64 block assists for 89 total – added a team best 38 aces, combining to finish second on the team and 22^nd in the CACC with 260 points – collected double digit kills in three matches, setting a season high 14 against Millersville on September 7 – collected a season high eight total blocks (three solo, five assist) against USciences in the last match of the year – had four aces twice, in back-to-back games, against Philadelphia and Concordia.

High School: Three-year letter winner as an outside hitter at Dulaney High School for coaches Cary Lyon and Chelsea Mead – helped lead the team to the Maryland AAAA State Championship (21-0) as a sophomore in 2013 – helped lead the team to the Maryland AAAA State Championship match (19-1) as a senior in 2015 – high school team was the County Championship in each of her four years – honor roll student.

Personal: Rebecca Shari Rawlinson – daughter of Ronald Simmons and Jennifer Rawlinson – has a younger brother, Bryson – father, Ronald, played soccer at Howard University – majoring in psychology at Wilmington University with aspirations of becoming a clinical psychologist – from Cockeysville, Md. – favorite athlete is Micah Christenson – if she could be the head coach of a team for a year, she would coach the Cleveland Browns so she could meet Odell Beckham Jr. and be the assistant for the New York Giants, so she could meet Saquon Barkley – biggest pet peeve is chewing with your mouth open – also enjoys lifting and exercising – greatest piece of advice she’s ever received is, “look good, feel good, play even better.”