University of West Florida

Transferred to UWF in summer 2024 for her final year of eligibility after four years at Wheeling … Played in 85 matches and 226 sets, racking up 942 kills for the Cardinals across three seasons … Part of a program that won four Mountain East Conference (MEC) championships and made three NCAA Regional appearances in her time there.
 
2023 (R-Jr.): Appeared in 32 games for the Cardinals … Finished the season with 1,041 total attempts, 425 kills, 138 digs and a hitting percentage of .294 … Named First Team All-MEC for her play … Named AVCA and D2CCA All-Region … Named AVCA Honorable Mention All-American … Named MEC All-Tournament … Had a new career-high 25 kills against Frostburg State (11/16) and season-high 13 digs against Fairmont State (11/17).
 
2022 (R-So.): Appeared in career-high 33 matches for the Cardinals, starting 32, and playing in 116 sets … Had a breakout season with 447 kills and 3.85 kills/set while boasting a .289 hitting percentage ... Named Second Team All-MEC … Named AVCA and D2CCA All-Region Player … Named AVCA Honorable Mention All-American for her effort … Named MEC All-Tournament … Also recognized as Wheeling Athletics Female Difference Maker of the Year … Set career-high with 21 kills twice during the season vs. West Liberty (11/4) and Central Missouri (8/26) … Set career-best with 18 digs against West Liberty (10/4).
 
2021 (R-Fr.): Appeared in 40 sets, 20 matches, making four starts … Finished with a career-high 70 kills and an average of 1.75 kills/set … Made her collegiate debut against West Florida (9/2) and made her first collegiate start against West Liberty (11/12) … Set a career high with 11 kills twice against West Liberty (11/12) and Edinboro (12/3).
 
2020-21 (Fr.): Did not see varsity action.
 
PREP: Four-year letterwinner for Piqua HS … Made All-League team three times, twice on the First Team and once on Second Team … Broke school record for career kills … Also played basketball in high school … Played club volleyball for Bullets VBC.
 
PERSONAL: Earned her Bachelors in Special Education at Wheeling ... Pursuing a Masters in Applied Behavioral Analysis … Named to the Honor Roll and Dean’s List … Member of the National Honor Society … Received the Archie Griffin Award for her academic achievement … Member of the Chief Athletic Leader Council, Link Crew (Student Leadership) and Younglife in high school. 
 
Why UWF? “I chose UWF because it's a great opportunity to further my academic career with their ABA Therapy Masters Program. The visit showed me that the girls on the UWF volleyball team are driven and goal oriented when it comes to the 2024 volleyball season. Its location played a factor as it’s close to the beach and it would be nice to have a place for all my family to get together for vacations, celebrations, holidays, etc.”

Wolter’s comments: “I have coached against Tylah for years. She’s an excellent athlete and has a proven track record of being terminal at the highest levels of D2. She’s a winner, having played for one of the best coaches in the country, Christy Benner. She’s a lot of fun to watch and driven to make her last year on the court her best. She’s going to add a lot to our roster for 2024.”