Appeared in 32 matches with 13 starts … ranked fourth on the team with 178 kills and 1.73 kills per set … added 73 digs, 36 blocks and two assists … recorded a season high with 14 kills and five blocks in a season-opening win against No. 25 Ottawa (Aug. 26) … posted a season-high 11 digs in a five-set win at Oklahoma Panhandle State (Sept. 16).

Appeared in all 34 matches with 31 starts … ranked third on team with 224 kills and 1.87 kills per set … hit .192 on season … added 42 digs … finished with 37 blocks … reached double-digit kills five times … totaled season-high 12 kills and hit .423 against Science & Arts (Aug. 31) … tallied season-high five digs against Mid-America Christian (Oct. 8).

Appeared in all 15 matches with seven starts … ranked third on the team with 124 kills and 2.34 kills per set … hit .214 … added 21 digs … finished with 18 blocks … registered double digits in kills six times, including three of the final four matches … totaled a season-high 16 kills against Oklahoma Panhandle State (March 12) … hit a season-best .435 with 12 kills against Philander Smith (March 29).

Barnes, a four-year letterwinner in both basketball and volleyball, suited up for four seasons under head coach Alayna Roberts at Baxter Springs. While a Lion, the 6-foot-1 middle led her squad to a state semifinalist finish as a sophomore en route to a career that featured over 1,200 terminations. In her senior season, Barnes boasted 458 kills, 313 digs, 53 blocks and 49 services aces. The class valedictorian was a two-time unanimous All-League first team selection and earned an All-State second team nod in her final campaign. Her basketball career was just as impressive - Barnes nabbed a 3A Player of the Year finalist position and was a three-time All-State pick, twice landing on the first team.

Delaney is the daughter of Paul Barnes and Kelly McAllister and majorings in nursing.