Abby began her journey with the Stetson Sports Medicine staff in July 2022, stepping into the role of Assistant Athletic Trainer. Initially focusing on the Hatters football and Men’s Tennis teams, Abby quickly showcased her versatility and commitment by assuming the role of Beach Volleyball Athletic Trainer in March. Her collaborative approach and her persistent work ethic played a role in the success of the Stetson Beach Volleyball team as they won the ASUN Conference Tournament and qualified for the NCAA Beach Volleyball National Championship Tournament in 2023.
Heading into her third year now with Stetson Sports Medicine, Abby continues to make significant contributions to the Hatters Football and Beach Volleyball teams.
Prior to her time at Stetson, Abby developed her skills and leadership abilities through various roles, including serving as Master of Athletic Training Student with the Rice University football program.
Abby's journey in athletic training began during her undergraduate years at Black Hills State University, where she served as an undergraduate student athletic trainer from 2016 to 2020. She then pursued her passion further, earning her bachelor's degree in Exercise Science from Black Hills State University in the spring of 2020. Building on this foundation, she went on to achieve her master of science in athletic training from Northern Arizona University in the spring of 2022.
Abby's commitment to professional development is evident through her certifications, including DN-1: Dry Needling for Craniofacial, Cervicothoracic & Upper Extremity Conditions, DN-2: Dry Needling for Lumbopelvic & Lower Extremity Conditions, Basic Life Support CPR, First Aid and AED, and Oxygen certification. She is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, BOC certified, and licensed as an Athletic Trainer in the state of Florida.Â
