Nova Southeastern University Athletics

AS A GRADUATE STUDENT (2024) 
Became the Nova Southeastern Volleyball program's all-time record holder for blocks on October 18th in a Sunshine State Conference match versus Saint Leo... holds program record for career blocks (482) and blocks-per-set (1.12) has recorded 477 blocks in her career... recorded 1,000th point of career on November 9th versus Barry... has started 27 matches, appearing in 97 sets across 28 matches... ranks fifth on the team with 133 kills and is second on the team with 106 blocks... recorded a season-high 14 kills against Barry on November 9th.

AS A REDSHIRT SENIOR (2023)
Appeared in 99 sets and started 23 matches for the Sharks... totaled 276 points and 212 kills for NSU, averaging 2.79 points/set and 2.14 kills/set... led the Sharks with 102 total blocks, recording 16 solo blocks and and 86 block assists... scored a season-high 15 kills against Lynn on November 14 and a season-best nine blocks on November 17 against Rollins...ranks second all-time in career blocks (376) and is the all-time program leader in blocks/set (1.1) 

AS A REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2022)
Only  appeared in five matches during the 2022 season due to injury. In limited action Landrum has recorded 25 kills and added 18 blocks. 

AS A REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2021)
Landrum started a team-high 30 matches for Nova Southeastern during the 2021 season and finished with a team best of 128 blocks. Landrum averaged 1.14 blocks-per-set, establishing herself as a dominant presence at the net for the Sharks. Landrum recorded a block in every match, including six or more in eight matches for NSU. On the offensive side, Landrum recorded double-digit kills on three occasions, with all three coming in Sunshine State Conference action (9/17 vs. Palm Beach Atlantic, 10/26 vs. Lynn and 11/20 vs. Florida Tech). Landrum recorded 13 total kills and added 15 blocks in two NCAA Regional Tournamet matches for NSU, as the Sharks returned to the national tournament for the first time since 2009. Landrum was named to the Fall Sunshine State Conference Commissioners Honor Roll. Earned All-Region team honors following her performance at the NCAA South Region Tournament. 

AS A SOPHOMORE (2020)
Season canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic protocols implemented by the Sunshine State Conference… named to the 2020 Fall SSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

AS A FRESHMAN (2019)
Started all 27 of her 27 matches played during her rookie season… finished with a .294 hitting percentage after tallying 210 kills in 506 attempts, averaging 2.00 kills per set… was a key part of NSU’s defense at the net, putting up a team-high 128 blocks (110a/18s) and averaging 1.22 blocks per set… ranked second in the Sunshine State Conference in both categories… ranks No. 3 in the NSU single-season record books for block assists (110) and blocks per set, sitting at No. 5 for total blocks… made 60 digs and served out seven aces… was named the SSC Defensive Player of the Week for back-to-back weeks (Nov. 11 & Nov. 18)… posted a career-high 15 kills and nine blocks against Rollins on Nov. 2… her nine blocks ties her for eighth in the NSU single-match record book.

HIGH SCHOOL
A four-year varsity player for the Harmony HS Longhorns... finished her senior season with 203 kills and a .383 hitting percentage... put up 62 blocks and had 32 aces, while picking up 126 digs... during her senior season, she was named team captain, MVP and was named to the All-Conference First Team... played three years for the OTVA and her final year at Top Select Volleyball Academy. With Top Select, she posted a .449 hitting percentage with 112 kills and 61 blocks. Her team finished 10th in the nation in 18 Open.

PERSONAL
Daughter of Shane and Adriene... has three siblings, Cody, Benjamin, and Darci... seeking a Master's in Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Clinical Mental Health Counseling... says her most memorable athletic achievement is playing in the final in 16 Open at the AAU National Volleyball Championship June 2017... says her mom is the most influential person in her life because  she has always pushed her to be the best version of herself... likes NSU the most because of the family atmosphere the team has created in the NSU volleyball program... NSU has felt like a home away from home for her these past four years thanks to her teammates, coaches, and athletic staff.