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Career Single Match Bests

Category	Total	Date	Opponent
Kills	4	10/15/17	2 times
Assists	55	9/18/19	at Rocky
Digs	25	9/14/19	at Academy of Art
Blocks (Solo)	--	--	--
Blocks (Total)	4.0	9/20/18	at Seattle Pacific
Attack %	.500	9/20/18	2 times
Points	9.0	9/20/18	vs. Seattle Pacific
Serve Ace	5	9/24/18	at Saint Martin's

*Date of last occurrence if multiple
*Minimum 12 attempts for Attack %

Double-Doubles

Date	Opponent	Kills	Digs	Assists	Sets
11/3/18	at Northwest Nazarene	2	10	18	4
10/23/18	vs Rocky Mountain College	0	11	18	5
10/6/18	vs Central Washington	2	10	21	5
10/4/18	vs Northwest Nazarene	1	12	15	5
9/20/18	at Seattle Pacific	5	17	42	5

*5 Total; Blue: 2018 (Sophomore, 5)

2019: Played in six matches and 19 sets…Had 154 assists, 70 digs and nine kills.

2018: Split time with teammate Kylee Clarke at setter...Recorded five double-doubles as a sophomore...had 17 digs against Seattle Pacific...Ranked first in the conference for service aces per set at 0.42...Second on the team in total service aces with 33...had 30 kills and 66.5 points scored along with 15 block assists...Appeared in 78 sets and 23 matches.

2017: Started 15 matches and played in 52 sets while sharing setting duties with Kylee Clarke...amassed 364 assists over 19 matches at a rate of 7.0 assists per set...season-high 48 assists against Seattle Pacific...added 25 kills throughout the season including four kills on two occasions...had 10 aces and nine blocks from the setter position. 

Horizon Honors High School: Four-year letterwinner at Horizon Honors…led the Eagles to the 2016 AIA state championship title…earned all-state honorable mention accolades in 2014 and 2015…was an all-selection second team in 2015…was an all-section and regional first team honoree in 2014 and 2016…is the all-time record-holder in kills for Horizon Honors, amassing 852 during her prep career…finished prep career with 999 assists…was the team captain all four years for the Eagles…was selected the 2015 team's Most Valuable Player.
 
Coach Williams on Smythe: "Alexa has very good hands and contact. She has the versatility to set and swing. Alexa is a very consistent player who has a passion for volleyball."
 
Smythe on choosing MSUB: "I chose MSUB because I loved how determined and committed the coaches are in building a competitive volleyball program in one of the toughest conferences in Division II. I also really loved the school and the city of Billings. I am looking forward to experiencing four seasons and the change from Phoenix."