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                        Biography
                    
                                                
                        Honors & Awards
2022 OVC Pair of the Year (with Marlayna Bullington)
2022 First Team All-OVC (with Marlayna Bullington)
2021 OVC All-Tournament Team (with Tegan Seyring)
OVC Pair of the Week: March 15, 2022 (with Marlayna Bullington); April 5, 2022 (with Marlayna Bullington); April 12, 2022 (with Marlayna Bullington)
OVC Academic Medal of Honor: 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22
OVC Commissioner's Honor Roll: 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22
Dean's List: F19, S20, F20, S21, F21, S22, F22
Athletic Director's Honor Roll: S23, F23
2024 Season (Graduate Student)
	- Led the Governors with 20 wins.
- Posted a 20-9 record.
- Went 8-1 alongside Mikayla Powell while exclusively playing in the No. 2 position.
- She and Aurora Bibolotti went 12-8 together, including a 9-8 mark from the No. 1 court.
2023 Season (Senior)
	- Appeared in all 29 matches and led the Governors with a 20-9 record while playing exclusively with Marlayna Bullington.
- Recorded a 19-9 mark on the No. 1 line and went 1-0 when playing in the No. 2 position.
- Finished the season tied for the fifth most wins and the third-best winning percentage (.690) in a season in APSU history.
- At the end of the season, she ranked second in program history with a .662 winning percentage and ranked fourth with 49 career wins.  
2022 Season (Junior)
	- Partnered exclusively with Marlayna Bullington and posted a 21-10 record en route to earning OVC Pair of the Year and First Team All-OVC selections. 
- Won 20 matches in the No. 1 position and posted a 1-0 mark on the No. 2 line.
- 21 wins are tied for the third-best single-season mark in program history, also posted the third-best single-season winning percentage (.667) in APSU history.
- Went 6-2 in conference matches while playing solely in the No. 1 position.
- Earned a conference-best three OVC Pair of the Week awards with Bullington.
2021 Season (Sophomore)
	- Picked up five wins while playing exclusively at the No. 3 position with Tegan Seyring.
- Clinched the first-ever OVC Beach Volleyball Championship and completed a sweep of UT Martin by defeating the Skyhawk’s previously unbeaten First Team All-OVC pairing of Haeleigh Paulino and Logan Wallick in straight sets.
- Won twice and scored the match-clinching point in the OVC Championship to earn OVC Beach Volleyball All-Tournament honors with Seyring.
2020 Season (Freshman)
	- Partnered with fellow freshman Tegan Seyring to post a 3-1 mark while playing exclusively in the No. 4 position.
- Won three-straight matches in straight sets to start the season before falling to Central Arkansas in the final contest of the shortened season.
Career Recap: Lawton Chiles HS
	- Mead helped lead Lawton Chiles High School and head coach Kaitlin DiLuzio to the Florida Class 8A regional semifinals as a senior.
- Selected to play the 2018 Florida Athletic Coaches Association All-Star Volleyball Classic and was named that event's "Most Valuable Player.”
- Twice named to American Volleyball Coaches Association's Phenom List (2016 and 2017).
- Finished prep career with 2,323 assists and 1,056 digs.
- Three-time First Team All-Conference selection as a setter.
- In addition, played beach volleyball for Chiles, and led that program to a runner-up finish in the Tallahassee city championship – the top level for beach volleyball in Florida.
Personal
	- Kelsey Joan Mead is the daughter of Keith and Cindy Mead.
- Born Nov. 26.
- Has an older brother, Chase.
- Majoring in Sports Communication.
 
                
                
                
                
                    
                        
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