JR: Booth played in all 99 games for the Pipers. She led the team in blocks with 97 (22 solo and 75 assists). On Sept. 1 against UW-Stout, she tallied a season best 10 blocks (three solo and seven assists). She totaled 277 kills, 11 assists, 74 digs, and 12 service aces on the season. Booth averaged 2.80 kills per game and produced double-digit kills in 12 of the 28 matches. She recorded a season high 19 kills on the Oct. 12 win over Gustavus Adolphus. She also recorded a season high 13 digs against Northwestern on Sept. 22. Booth is currently fifth on Hamline’s Career List for total blocks with 316.

SO: Booth played 97 games for the Pipers and averaged 2.33 kills per game and 1.05 blocks per game.  She hit a season-high of 14 kills three times, the first against Bethel University on Sept. 22, the second versus St. Benedicts on Sept. 27, and the third versus Luther College on Oct. 22.  Booth ended the season with 102 blocks (19 solo and 83 assists).  She also served 22 aces and posted 65 digs.

FY: Booth played in 103 games.  She led the team in blocking with 117 (24 solo, 93 assists).  She was fourth in the team in kills with 143.  She reached double figures in kills in four matches – all Hamline victories.  She had a career-high 12 kills against Clarke College on Sept. 6.  She had 10 blocks on two occasions – Sept. 10 versus Buena Vista and Oct. 21 versus UW-Stout.

In high school, Booth set Champlin Park’s single season blocking record while being named all-conference in the Northwest Suburban Conference.  She was also an all-state academic selection as a senior.  Booth is a legal studies and political science major.  She is the daughter of Mark and Sandy Booth.