Chadron State College Athletics

Career: As of 2025-26, Vollendroff is the CSC program all-time leader in career total wins (69), non-forfeit wins (57), takedowns (186) and turns (54). She ends her career second in program history in total pins (30, one behind Kamila Montenegro) and tied for second in career tech falls (18).

2025-26: NCAA National Qualifier at 103 pounds... RMAC Champion at 103 pounds, first in CSC program history, defeating Adams State's Mia Siquieros 10-4 in the final... First Team All-RMAC... RMAC First Team All-Academic... NWCA Scholar All-American... 2-2 at national tournament... 32-9 overall record, setting a program single-season record for wins as of 2025-26... Third place at the regional tournament, defeating No. 10 Juliana Alejandro of William Jewell 14-7 in third-place match to punch ticket to nationals... 13 pins is most in a single season in CSC history (as of 25-26)... 74 total takedowns is tied for most in a single season in CSC history (as of 25-26)... Named RMAC Women's Wrestler of the Week on December 9 after tournament title at Bob Smith Fort Hays Open (4-0)... tournament winner at Minot State Open.

2024-25: National Qualifier at 103 pounds... NWCA Scholar All-American... RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll... 1-2 at national tournament... 16-13 overall record... Third place at regional tournament, defeating Fort Hays State's Hannah Selle to punch a ticket to nationals... Third place at RMAC tournament... Seven wins by pin, three by tech fall... 39 total takedowns.

2023-24: 14-14 overall record at 109... Fifth place at regional tournament... Sixth place at RMAC tournament... Six pins, three wins by tech fall, 40 total takedowns.

2022-23: 7-8 overall record at 109 pounds... Fifth place at regional tournament... Four pins, 30 total takedowns.

High School: Competed at Oroville High School... finished with a 4.13 GPA... Butte View Champion at the 107 lbs. division...finished third at the Sac-Joaquin finals...state qualifier. 

Personal: Daughter of Robert Vollendroff... majoring in sports and recreation... aspires to become a college women's wrestling coach.