University of South Alabama Athletics

                                                                       
Junior (2018):  Appeared in 29 matches with 18 starts ... Recorded 110 kills, five assists, two service aces, 80 digs, four solo blocks, 38 block-assists and 42 total blocks ... Finished with 57 kills, three assists, 33 digs, three solo blocks, 22 block-assists and 25 total blocks in Sun Belt Conference matches ... Recorded a career-high 14 digs against Marshall (Aug. 25) ... Posted a season-high nine kills at Alabama (Sept. 14) ... Tied her career high in kills (9) against Coastal Carolina (Nov. 9) and Appalachian State (Nov. 11) ... Finished with 10 digs along with six kills against Arkansas State (Nov. 15) in the opening round of the Sun Belt Conference Tournament. 

Sophomore (2017):  Appeared in 18 matches with seven starts ... Recorded 76 kills, 27 digs, two solo blocks and 34 block-assists for 36 total blocks in 62 sets played ... Ranked fourth on the team in kills per set (1.77) in Sun Belt Conference matches ... Also posted 12 digs, two solo blocks and nine block-assists for a total of 11 blocks in SBC contests ... Recorded a career-high five total blocks against McNeese State (Sept. 2) ... Finished with a career-high 15 kills in four sets against ULM (Nov. 5) ... Capped the season with 12 kills and a .364 hitting percentage against Troy (Nov. 16) in the SBC Tournament.

Freshman (2016):  Appeared in five matches ... Recorded eight kills, five digs and three blocks assists in nine sets played ... Posted a career-high three kills against Indiana State (Aug. 26), and matched that total one day later at Samford (Aug. 27) ... Recorded a career-best three digs and two total blocks against Coastal Carolina (Oct. 28).

SEQUOYAH HIGH SCHOOL    
Lettered four years at Sequoyah High School for head coach John Edwards … Also lettered in basketball for the Chiefs … Recorded 531 kills, 306 digs, 156 total blocks and hit .265 over her final two prep seasons … Was a first-team all-state selection as a senior after posting 242 kills and 228 digs, helping guide the Chiefs to a runner up finish at the GHSA Class AAAAA state tournament … Had 289 kills and hit .316 to go along with 112 total blocks during her junior season … Was a first-team all-area selection and a second-team all-county selection during that same season  … Also earned first-team all-region accolades in basketball as well as second-team all-county honors en route to leading Sequoyah to an appearance in the state quarterfinals … Selected to compete in the Georgia Volleyball Coaches Association Senior All-Star match … Helped guide the Chiefs to the program’s first-ever state championship where they defeated Columbus in a five-set match during her junior year … Was also a member of Sequoyah’s volleyball state runner up team during her sophomore season … Played three seasons of club ball for A5 based out of Roswell, Ga., where she was a member of two fifth-place finishing teams at 2014 and 2015 AAU National Championships … Had offers from Florida Gulf Coast, Wofford and Sun Belt Conference fellow members Georgia State and Georgia Southern during the recruiting process.

PERSONAL    
Lauren Patricia Hartman … Born in Naperville, Ill. … Daughter of Mike and Kris Hartman … Has an older sister, Maggie, and a twin sister, Kelley … Father played four seasons of basketball and baseball at Quincey University … Older sister lettered three seasons at Harvard in basketball … Twin sister is also a member of the Jaguar roster … Favorite movie is “Footloose” … Favorite book is “I Believe In Love" … Favorite professional sports team is the Atlanta Hawks … Favorite athlete is LeBron James … Favorite musical artist is Matt Maher … Favorite classes are art and science … Has done volunteer work for both her church and in a nursing home, while also coaching second and seventh grade basketball teams … Majoring in business administration.