Krohn’s (*pictured) second season for Loveland has been an improvement in her overall impact as the Tigers are 11-9 overall after finishing fourth in the ECC standings. Her offensive impact increased to 2.1 k/s, placing her among the upper echelon of attackers in the conference. Where she has shined is on the defensive side with 54 total blocks while also earning 49 aces, both stats among the league’s best and solidifying her well-rounded effort and impact for her team. Offensively, Krohn has proven to be a versatile attacker at both pins. The junior does good work to get her feet to the ball and use a high elbow swing to get on top of the ball. Loveland is the #10 seed in the DI Southwest 6 sectional and will face Oak Hills in their first match of the postseason.

Krohn is a 5’10 pin who arrived at the club season following an effort and average of 1.3 k/s for Loveland. She also contributed 58 blocks and serve ratio of 44 aces/31 errors as Loveland advanced to the final weekend of the high school season for Division I in 2025, losing 3-0 in the semifinal round to the eventual champion. Krohn uses her arms well get up off the floor that creates good balance in the air for her to swing with good extension. Defensively, she has good instincts as a blocker to put pressure on opposing pin hitters. She plays for Elevation 16 Bouyer.