Agnes Scott College

Awards & Accolades

• USA South All-Academic (2017)
• Agnes Scott Scholar Athlete (2017-18)

Why Agnes Scott?

The culture and atmosphere of Agnes Scott College drew me to a campus of loving, open and extremely talented people. I chose to be a Scottie so that I could surround myself with professors and peers that would push my ambitions with intent, to make friends with the entire campus, and to play with a group of women who were as academically focused as me. 

Why Division III?

To be a Division III student-athlete is to be an athlete with heart. We don't get paid, we don't have perks, we just love the game. We commit and re-commit to a team and Division that is under-appreciated and rarely seen. For me, being a Division III athlete means encompassing the passion I have for life, for academics, for people and leaving it all on the court. 

Career Highlights

• Started every match for the Scotties after seeing playing time in a limited capacity during her first year. 
• Finished top three in kills and blocks for the Scotties during her sophomore year (2018). 
• Finished top 15 in the USA South in blocks (50) in 2018.

High School

• Lettered at John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School (Ga.)
• Played club volleyball for Hurricanes Volleyball

Personal

• Child of Siimoa and Faamasino Galoia
• Majoring in Political Science
• Minoring in Public Health
• Wants to be a lawyer in the U.S. Army
• Following military service, seeks to assist home island of Samoa to become more environmentally and politically stable
• One of the most traveled Scotties, living in places such as Germany and Japan
• In Army ROTC at Georgia Tech
• Member of ASC Royalettes dance team

Pronunciation

La-EE  GUH-LOY-YUH