Converse University

Honors: Spring 2021 First-Team All-Conference, 2019 Third-Team All-Conference, 2019 Led the Conference in Digs (530), Player of the Week (Oct. 21, 2019).

Fall 2021 (Senior): Played in 27 matches and started every game as the Libero...Recorded 43 points, 10 kills, 55 assists and 33 service aces...Led the team with 529 digs and set the school record for digs in a career...Had a season high 32 digs against Emmanuel (10/30). 

Spring 2021 (Junior): A First-Team All-Conference selection, Yohe played in all 11 matches in a COVID shortend season for a total of 42 sets...registered 14 assists, 12 service aces and produced a team best 230 digs...Averaged a team high 5.48 digs per set and had a .916 reception average...Had a season high 35 digs against Chowan (3/26) which ranks 2nd All-Time in four set matches.

2019 (Sophomore): Played in 31 matches for a total of 110 sets...recorded 49 kills, 68 assists, 35  service aces and led the team and the conference with 530 digs...Her 4.82 digs per set also led the team. Yohe's 530 digs are the fourth most in a single season by a Valkeryie volleyball player...Had a career high 6 service aces against Limestone (10/26) and set the school record for service aces in a three-set match in the process...Set the school record for digs in a match against UNCP (9/20) with 43.

2018 (Freshman): Played in all 33 matches her freshman season for a total of 109 sets...Produced the third most kills on the team with 171...Averaged 1.57 kills per set, recorded the second most digs on the team 433, averaging 3.97 digs per set...registered 29 assists and 34 service aces for a total of 219.5 points. 

Prep: A four-time All-Region selection for Summerville High School...Yohe also played Soccer and was an All-Region soccer selection for the Greenwave...Played club volleyball for the Carolina Islander's and Upward Stars.

Personal: Is the daughter of Tim and Carrie Yohe...has one sibling Rebecca...Mother played volleyball at Charleston Southern and Father played baseball at Charleston Southern.