University of Minnesota Crookston Athletics

Career Highs
Kills: 132 (2023)
Assists: 5 (2022)
Aces: 6 (2022)
Digs: 78 (2022)
Assisted Blocks: 17 (2022)
Solo Blocks: 3 (2022)
Total Blocks: 20 (2022)

Game Highs
Kills: 29 (vs. University of Mary, September 17, 2022)
Assists: 1 (Fourteen Times)
Digs: 15 (Three Times)
Aces: 4 (Two Times)
Assisted Blocks: 3 (at Northern State, September 10, 2022)
Solo Blocks: 1 (Three Times)
Total Blocks: 3 (at Northern State, September 10, 2022)

2023 (Sophomore): Cariveau had 66 sets played in 20 matches with 152 points, 132 kills and 564 total attempts on attack. On the defensive side Cariveau had 73 digs and 13 blocks.

2022: Was absolutely outstanding as a freshman for the Golden Eagles...Finished with 13 double digit kill games, including a school record 29 against UMary...Finished with a school record 137 total attacks in a span of two games against Minot State and the University of Mary...Led the Golden Eagles with 276 total kills, the most for a freshman since Porsha Porath's 284 in 2019...Finished her first season with 1,049 attacks, the most for a Golden Eagle since Kassi Green in 2017...Also finished with 22 service aces, third most on the team...Finished with 309 points, the most by a Golden Eagle since Porath in 2019...Defensively, finished with 202 digs, which was fourth for the Golden Eagles.

Personal: Cariveau is a four-time All-Region pick at Graves County H.S. In addition, she is a four-time All-District selection. Cariveau was named to the All-State team twice and has three times been named her team's Most Valuable Player. Cariveau has over 1,000 kills and 1,000 digs in her career. She has the single-season kill record at her high school with 586. In addition, she has the career kills record at Graves County H.S. with 1,772. Cariveau set the single-game kill mark for her high school with 28. As a junior, Cariveau averaged 5.48 kills per set.

She is the daughter of Bret Cariveau and Cassidy Cariveau. Cariveau plans to major in international business at Minnesota Crookston. Her father played basketball at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. Her dad started his own volleyball club in 2018, which has grown into the most competitive club in the surrounding area.