| 2025-26 (Second Year) |
Took on an expanded role in her second season, appearing in 23 matches and 73 sets while totaling 117 kills, 116 digs, 12 assists and 11 service aces … more than doubled her freshman totals in kills and nearly quadrupled her digs, improving from 1.25 to 1.60 kills per set and from 0.86 to 1.59 digs per set … also raised her scoring average from 1.33 to 1.81 points per set … recorded double-digit kills three times, highlighted by career highs of 27 kills and 30.5 points while hitting .328 at UNLV (Oct. 16) … added a career-best 11 digs and three blocks for her first double-double … finished with 11 kills in both matches against New Mexico State (Sept. 16-17) … served a career-high three aces while adding seven kills at San Diego State (Oct. 9) … posted nine kills and 10 digs against Northwestern State (Sept. 5) and eight kills and 10 digs in a win over Grand Canyon (Oct. 18).
| 2024-25 (First Year) |
Appeared in 36 sets across 17 matches, including one start … Tallied 45 kills, averaging 1.25 kills per set, and added 31 digs and four blocks … Registered a season-high 11 kills and five digs in UNM’s loss to Tarleton (9/13) … Added six kills on season-high 0.333 hitting vs. Fresno (10/19) … Finished with multiple kills in six matches.
| High School / Personal |
Named KSHSAA 6A First Team All-Sunflower League in 2023 and Sunflower League Honorable Mention in 2022 … For club, played for MAVS KC and Pohaku VBC, with her Pohaku VBC team securing a 17U Open Division 22nd place finish at the 2023 USAV Girls Junior National Championship … her mother Nana Allison-Brewer was a four-year letter winner for Lobo Volleyball from 1996-99 and earned the WAC Defensive Specialist Award … her cousin Kelly McCabe was a four-year track letterman at UNM … also cousins with MLB player Jacoby Ellsbury, who has spent time with the Red Sox and Yankees.
“I chose New Mexico because it really is my home, all of my family on my mom’s side lives there so I will have so much support from not just my family but from the Indigenous community that I am proud to represent and play for,” Brewer said. “I also loved the coaches and the amount of love they have for the girls. They care about you and your development as a player but also as a person.”