IPFW: In just two years with the Mastodons, Roehm has accumulated 700 kills, eighth most for a career at IPFW, and needs just 10 to move past Kirsta Solberg (709/2001-03) and 51 to pass Amanda Pfister (750/2003-06)...With 300 more kills, she will be just the third Mastodon in the Division I era to join the 1,000-kill plateau...Her kill-per-set average of 2.89 is the fourth highest in program history...She has attempted 1,841 attacks, eighth highest in school history, and needs just 213 to move past Solberg (2,053)...Ranks second in career attack percentage with .259, behind only Chrissy Miller (.266/2001)...Also stands in sixth place in solo blocks with 27, and with two more she will pass Solberg (28) in the category...She is fifth in career block assists with 170, and trails current teammate Jessica Miller, who has 211...Has 197 career total blocks, the fifth most in IPFW's Division I era, and trails current teammate Jessica Miller by 48...Has the fourth highest block-per-set average with 0.81.

2007: Was the only sophomore named to the Summit League First Team, and was one of just two non-seniors...Was named to the Summit League Fall All-Academic squad...Also named to The Summit League's Commissioner's List of Excellence...Earned Summit League Player of the Week honors for the week ending October 8...Her 409 kills on the season makes she and teammate Jessica Miller the seventh and eighth Mastodons to record 400+ kills in a season...Her 3.50 kills per set average is the seventh highest in IPFW history...Attempted 1,102 attacks, the seventh most in program history...Had a season attack percentage of .246, the sixth highest total in the Mastodon's Division I history...Her 48 service aces is the third highest total in program history...Had 80 block assists, the seventh highest total in school history, while her 90 total blocks ranks as the 10th highest IPFW Division I total...Reached double figures in kills in 26 of the 32 games, and missed double figures by three or less on four occasions...Had nine double-doubles on the year (kills/digs), and narrowly missed a triple-double against Valparaiso with eight kills, nine digs and seven blocks...Finished third in the Summit League in service aces per set (0.41), eighth in kills per set (3.50) and 10th in hitting percentage (.246)...Finished the year as one of just four players ranked in the top 10 in the Summit League in three different statistic categories...Had 61 attack attempts against IUPUI on October 6, the 10th highest such total in a four-set match in school history...On October 13, she had 63 attack attempts in a five-set victory over Western Illinois, with the attempt total marking the 11th highest total in school history...Had a .550 hitting percentage against Lehigh on September 8 (13 kills, 2 errors, 20 attempts), which is the eighth highest three-set total at IPFW...Finished the October 23 match at Xavier with 18 kills, 4 errors and 43 attempts for an attack percentage of .326, the 17th highest five-set total in school history...Set the school's five-set record for service aces, totaling six against South Dakota State on October 5...Recorded 31 digs against North Dakota State on November 16 in the first round of the Summit League Tournament, marking the fourth highest four-set match total in school history...Had a season-high seven total blocks against Valparaiso, the eighth highest four set total in school history...Had six total blocks twice during the year; the first on September 29 at Centenary, which is the ninth most in a three-set match; and the second on November 11 at IUPUI which represents the 14th most in a five-set match.

2006: Named to the All-Independent Honorable Mention team...Was the MVP of the Independent Tournament...Set the IPFW Division I school record for hitting percentage in a season at .279 with 291 kills, just 85 attack errors and 739 attempts...Finished the year with 44 service aces, tied for the fourth most in school history...Had 90 block assists, the fourth highest total to go with her 17 solo blocks to give her 107 on the year, the fourth highest total in the IPFW Division I era...Had a grand finish to the year's second tournament where she finished the September 2 game against Duquesne with an attack percentage of .459 (18 kills, 1 error, 37 attempts), the second highest five-set total in school history...Had a .393 hitting percentage against IUPUI on November 3 (12 kills, 1 error, 28 attempts) and .400 on November 10 against Texas-Pan American (17 kills, 3 errors, 35 attempts)...Set the school's service aces record for a three-set match, with six against Akron on October 11...Three times she had three solo blocks on the year, once in a three-set match and twice more in five-set matches; the three-set match was on September 22 against South Dakota State; and the five set matches were November 10 against North Dakota State and on October 23 against Central Michigan; with the first tying for the fourth highest and the latter pair tying for the second highest such total in school history...Her seven total blocks against Central Michigan was the seventh highest five-set total in school history, while the six total blocks she had against UW-Green Bay on October 29 was tied for the ninth highest in a three-set match.

High School: Roehm was a member of the Parkway High School team that finished as the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) Division III runner-up where she had a double-double (13 kills and 13 digs) in the championship match after recording a semi-final-high 33 kills while adding 19 digs against Westfall to advance the team to the championship match...Was named to the All-State First Team as a senior in addition to being named District VIII Player of the Year...Was named All-State second team as a junior...Is the school record holder in three categories at Parkway: kills, blocks, and hitting percentage...She was a member of the National Honor Society, and graduated within the top 10 percent of her graduating class.

Personal: Is the daughter of Roland and Teresa Roehm...Has one brother, Robert, and five sisters, Holly, Andrea, Jessica, Kaitlin, and Haley...Majoring in organizational leadership and supervision (OLS).