The Brummer File

2012-13 Squash: Posted a 11-6 record ... Went 9-6 from the fifth position ... Had a 2-0 mark in the fourth position ... Won the critical match in a 5-4 team win over Wellesley at the Seven Sisters Championship (2/2) ... Won a straight set match over Drexel in a 5-4 team loss at the CSA National Championships (2/15) ... Recorded a hard-fought four-set victory in a 6-3 win against Wellesley at the CSA National Championships (2/16) ... Recipient of the 2013 CSA Wetzel Award ... CSA Harrow Sports Women's National Player of the Week (2/4) ...

2012 Volleyball: Captain … Did not play due to injury …

2011-12 Squash: Posted a 19-10 record ... Went 7-0 from the fourth position ... Had a 3-1 mark in the fifth position ... Was 9-7 from the sixth position ... Recorded an 0-2 mark in tournament action ... Was victorious in an 8-1 team win over #19 Wesleyan (12/8) ... Helped squad to a 7-2 victory against #14 George Washington (1/28) ... Won tough five-set match in an 8-1 loss to #12 Williams (2/21) ... Represented MHC at the CSA Individual Nationals (3/2-4) ... CSA National Player of the Week (2/1) ... Ranked 140th in the nation ...

2011 Volleyball: Captain … Played in all 25 matches … Appeared in 81 sets … Second on the team with 134 kills for a 1.65 kills per set average … Added 187 digs and 21 blocks … Posted nine assists and 16 service aces … Had 10 kills and 12 digs with two service aces and two blocks in a 3-1 win at St. Joseph (9/10) … Posted 10 kills and six digs in a 3-1 victory over Wheaton (9/17) … Had 14 kills and eight digs in a 3-1 win against Mills (10/1) … Posted 12 kills and 19 digs with an assist and three blocks in a 3-2 win over Smith (10/18) …

2010-11 Squash: Went 13-12 overall ... Had a 1-0 mark in the fourth and fifth positions ... Went 6-9 at the sixth position ... Posted a 5-3 mark in the seventh position ... Helped team to a 9-0 win over Tufts with seventh slot victory (11/21) ... Picked up strong victory at seventh flight as team beat Wesleyan, 9-0 (12/5) ... Recorded sixth position win in an 8-1 team win over Bowdoin (1/22) ... Helped team record 6-3 win over Middlebury (2/18) at CSA National Quarterfinals ...

2010 Volleyball: Appeared in 85 sets … Second on the team with 151 kills and 262 digs … Recorded 12 assists and 16 service aces … Added 13 blocks … Had nine kills and 29 digs in a 3-2 loss at Wheaton (9/18) … Recorded seven kills with 16 digs in a 3-0 win versus Elms (9/25) … Had 10 kills and 10 digs with two blocks in a 3-0 victory over Babson (10/30) …

2009 Volleyball: Played in all 26 matches … Appeared in 83 sets … Second on team in kills with 114 … Had 162 digs … Added three assists, 30 service aces and 10 blocks …

2009-10 Squash: Went 3-1 overall ... Had 1-0 mark in eighth position ... Posted 2-1 record in ninth position ... Helped team to 9-0 victory against Connecticut College (12/5) ... Recorded ninth position victory lifting team to 9-0 win against Columbia (1/24) ...

Before Mount Holyoke: Five-year member of the volleyball team … Captain … Two-time PSAA Most Valuable Player … Team’s Most Valuable Player as a senior …

Personal: Biology and Psychology major … Captain of Mount Holyoke’s squash team … Chair of the MHC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) … 2012 Student Leadership and Service Award recipient … Daughter of Susan Brummer.

Getting to Know Kathryn

• Why did you choose to attend Mount Holyoke? - Mount Holyoke offered a variety of wonderful liberal arts opportunities surrounded by a beautiful campus and amazing professors, coaches, and teammates.
• What do you like best about Mount Holyoke? - Being a two-sport student-athlete, my teammates, the academic edge, all of our traditions
• Favorite TV Show - Modern Family
• Favorite Athlete(s) - Rodger Federer
• Most Memorable Moment in College Athletics - Beating Middlebury as a team and Williams individually at Howe Cup in 2011 and beating Smith during the 2011 volleyball season
• If You Had $1 Billion Dollars You Would - Build a floating squash facility on Lower Lake and support research for the cure of cystic fibrosis and cancer
• Career Aspirations - To pursue a career in the medical field and never stop learning