Trinity Hafey

Bio

Career Honors: 

• CSC Academic All-District (2024, 2025)
• SAC Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 27, 2025)

2025 (Junior): Hafey started every game at libero for C-N in 2025. The junior collected 417 digs this season to stack up to 924 digs over her three years at C-N. She was selected as the SAC's defensive player of the week on October 27, as she was all over the floor in Carson-Newman volleyball's two wins over Mars Hill and Catawba. Over the two matches, the junior captain collected 40 total digs, including a 21-dig performance against the Lions. That marked the second time in her career that the libero has reached the 20+ dig mark. Her 4.09 digs per set landed her 9th among all SAC competitors, collecting 10 or more digs 23 times throughout the year. She was also excellent from the service line with 29 aces, the third most on the team. She had an ace in six straight games leading up the NCAA tournament. Also, she only made 11 service errors throughout the year and notched a reception percentage of .932. She had 10 digs in the NCAA Southeast Regional.

2024 (Sophomore): Appeared in 97 sets in every game but one. Her 272 digs landed fourth among Carson-Newman players and her 2.80 digs/set ranked third. Hafey notched 16 games with 10 or more digs throughout the year highlighted by two season high 19 digs against Tusculum on Sept. 27. She played a crucial role toward the end of the season, posting 18 dig matches against Anderson (S.C.) on Nov. 15 and against Mars Hill in the SAC Quartefinals on Nov. 19. Her 14 service aces ranked 5th among teammates and she logged five games with multiple aces.

2023 (Freshman): Appeared in 27 matches as a freshman, earning the starting nod in two. In a backline role, she received 368 serves, with 235 digs on the season. She earned a kill, and a service ace in her collegiate debut against Alabama Huntsville on Sept. 1. Notched a season and career-high 30 service returns at USC Aiken on Oct. 14. Hafey set her career-high of 29 digs against then nationally-ranked No. 24 Wingate on Oct. 6.

HIGH SCHOOL: At Fruita Monument High School Hafey participated in volleyball, basketball, soccer, and track being named MVP and first-team all-conference all four years. As team captain, she recorded 1,400 career digs, 1657 serve receives, 90 aces and helped guide her team to two league titles. In the classroom, she was a member of the National Honor Society, lettered all four years of high school, and earned a spot on thefirst team academic all-state. Her father Corey Hafey and brother Christian both played baseball at Colorado Mesa. Her sister, Truth Hafey, played beach volleyball for Carson-Newman following a career at Georgia State and Irvine Valley College.