Outlook
Brooke Boyer joins the Cavaliers volleyball program after playing her freshman season at UMKC … Is a high-performance player who is very solid front row and back row … Loves playing at a high-level volleyball against great teams … Expected to be a high performer for JCCC in 2025 … Proven she can score both in-system and out-system … Has great knowledge of the game and ball control.

Sophomore Year 2025
Helped Johnson County to a 25-9 record, a Region 6/District title and berth to the NJCAA Division II National Tournament … Played in 28 matches and 86 sets … Finished with 150 kills, a 1.61 kills-per-set average and a .138 kill percentage … Was second on the team with 282 digs, averaging 3.03 per set … Also contributed 23 assists, 22 service aces and 20 blocks … Finished in double-digits in kills four times and in digs 14 times … Made her JCCC debut in a sweep over NO. 15 Des Moines Area finishing with three kills and four digs … In her third matched tallied 11 digs and a kill in a 3-1 conference victory at No. 17 Neosho County (9-3-25) … Had 10 digs in a loss to No. 1 Cowley (9-17-25) and followed with 16 digs and six kills in a 3-1 win over No. 25 Central (9-19-25) … Had four straight matches posting double-digits in digs beginning with 18 and four kills in a tough five-set loss at Allen (9-24-25) … Tallied 10 digs with six kills in a sweep over Coffeyville (10-1-25) … Two days later had seven kills and 16 digs in a sweep over Highland (10-3-25) and capped the streak with five kills and 10 digs in a third conference sweep at Independence (10-7-25) … Helped JCCC sweep No. 13 Illinois Central with seven kills, eight digs and two blocks in the first match of the Heartland Tournament (10-10-25) … Followed with three kills and nine digs in a 3-1 win over McHenry County (10-10-25) … The next day loss had three kills and 11 digs in a loss No. 3 Heartland and seven kills and 16 digs in a five-set loss to No. 6 Parkland (10-11-25) … Contributed six kills and 12 digs in a 3-1 win over No. 2 Kansas City Kansas (10-15-25) … Really elevated her output in the postseason beginning with a 16-kill, 25-dig effort to help power the Cavaliers to a 3-1 win at NEO A&M in the District Semifinals (11-5-25) … Followed with a season-high 18 kills and 11 digs to help JCCC rally for a thrilling five-set victory over No. 4 Cowley to win the District Championship and advance to the NJCAA D-II National Tournament (11-5-25) … Opened the national tournament with 11 kills and 17 digs in a hard-fought five-set loss to No. 10 Pensacola State (11-19-25) … Followed with eight kills,  eight digs and two blocks in a sweep over No. 13 Grand Rapids (11-20-25) … Capped the tournament with 11 kills and seven digs in a five-set loss to No. 1 Parkland (11-21-25) … Finished the tournament with 30 total kills and 32 digs, both second on the team … Her 30 kills and 32 digs both tie for 43^rd in team history for total kills in a national tournament.

Freshman Year 2024 at UMKC 
Appeared in 28 matches, making 14 starts for head coach Christi Posey ... Played in 88 total sets ... Tallied 142 total digs for an average of 1.64 digs per set ... Went for double-digit digs in four matches ... Tallied 21 service aces on the year, fourth-most on the team ... Received 379 serves with a .921 reception percentage ... Made collegiate debut against Bakersfield tallying four digs (8-30-24)... Went for two aces and a season-high 13 digs  in Aug. 31 win over Eastern Washington (8-31-24) ... Posted two aces and 10 digs against Howard (9-7-24) ...  Registered eight digs in a loss to Montana (9-20-24) and tallied seven in a win over North Dakota (9-28-24) … Credited with nine digs  and a season-high four assists in a four-set loss at Omana (10-22-24) … Sent across a pair of aces and dug up 10 attacks in a sweep of Oral Roberts (10-24-24) ... Posted season-high three service aces at North Dakota State (11-16-24).

High School  
Was a three-year starter and four-time letter winner for coaches Lori Hanaway and Brittany Boerigter at Lee’s Summit High School, Lee’s Summit, Mo. … Graduated 2024… Named Class 5 Al-State by the Missouri State High School Volleyball Coaches Association (MSHVCA) as a senior …  Was a three-time All-Greater Kansas City Suburban Gold Conference and three-time All-District selection … Named to the second-team her sophomore and junior years and ____ team her senior year … Broke school’s single-season kills record with 333 as a senior … Averaged 3.0 kills and 2.6 digs per set … Finished  her career with 792 kills, 645 digs, 125 aces and 69 blocks … Helped Lee’s Summit win conference and sectional championships in 2020 … Also played soccer as a freshman and nine years of club soccer … Helped her club soccer team capture a 2019 Missouri Presidents Cup championship and a 2021 Kansas Presidents Cup championship … Played club ball with Invasion Volleyball Club and Coach David Abramson … Four-time Principal’s Honor Roll recipient.

Personal  

Born Brook Nicole Boyer June 11, 2006, in Lee’ Summit, Mo. … Nickname is Brookie Cookie … Daughter of Wayne and Amy Boyer … Her father played football at Missouri State … Has one sibling, Austin … Majoring in  radiology technology … Career ambition is to be a ultra sound technician …  Favorite food are sushi, pasta, steak and orange chicken … Favorite fast food restaurants are Chipotle and Chick-fil-A … Favorite restaurant is Cheesecake Factory … Favorite TV shows are Grey’s Anatomy, Pretty Little Liars and Vampire Diaries … Favorite movies are Twilight, Breaking Dawn and New Moon … Favorite book is It Ends With us … Favorite cartoon character is Patrick Star … Favorite athlete is Lexi Rodriquez … Favorite sports teams are the Kansas City Chiefs and the Nebraska Cornhuskers volleyball team … Greatest sports moment is when she dove over chairs to dig a ball … Best player she has played against is former Olathe Northwest and current UMKC middle/right-side hitter Lauren Roediger … Has a game day ritual of drinking energy drinks and slicking her hair back … Notable alumni from her school are NFA defensive lineman Felx Anudike-Uzomah and NFL quarterback Drew Lock.