University of Providence Athletics

AS AN ARGO – 2016: In her second year with Lady Argo Volleyball.

2015: Played in 34 of 26 matches included 130 games... 507 assists (2nd best for UGF, 8th in Frontier Conference)... 4.8 assists/set (2nd best for UGF, 9th in Frontier Conference)... 18 service aces (5th best for UGF)... 108 digs (6th best for UGF)... 2015 Frontier Academic All-Conference.

BEFORE UGF: Played for Chandler-Gilbert (Ariz.) Community College during the 2014 season after transferring from Division I Grand Canyon University… The six-foot Davis was an honorable mention selection for the Arizona Community College Athletic Association at CGCC this past season… Appeared in 31 matches with 18 starts as a freshman at GCU in 2013, recording 372 assists and 29 kills for the Antelopes… Was an All-Section and All-State selection and a three-year varsity player at Flagstaff (Ariz.) High School… Named the AVCA Max Preps National Player of the Week in 2012… Led all Arizona prep players in assists with 963, and Flagstaff won the Division 2 state title with a 42-0 record… Davis competed for the Northern Arizona Juniors club program and was named the MVP of the Nike and Coconino Classic tournaments in 2012.

PERSONAL: Majoring in education and would like to be an elementary teacher… Enjoys puzzles, arts and crafts, watching Disney movies, fishing, camping… Favorite athlete is Champ Bailey… Favorite food is pizza… Favorite movie is Big Hero 6… Involved with Church in the Streets, Canyon Kids in Phoenix, and volunteered at a homeless shelter in Flagstaff… Daughter of Jim and Angela… Father played basketball and Central Wyoming College and the University of Wyoming… Born Brianne Davis on Dec. 5, 1994 in Riverton, Wyo.

FAVORITE QUOTE: “Success isn’t owned. It is leased, and rent is due every single day.”
- J.J. Watt

WHY UGF? “I chose UGF because I really liked the atmosphere that the volleyball program and the school have created. I would like to be a part of the direction that the program is going. I love the tight-knit community UGF has, and I felt at home right away.”