2015: A first team CoSIDA Academic All-America, first team Daktronics All-American, SAC All-tournament team selection, NCAA Southeast Region All-tournament team selection and first team All-SAC pick, Siebert came on late to finish as the runner up to Bre Lockett for the league's batting title with a .440 average (also good for 86^th in the nation).  In conference play only, Siebert is second in the league in HR (8), RBI (20) and total bases (50). She led the league in conference play only with 19 runs scored. Siebert put together the longest hitting streak of the season for an Eagle at 14 games. She had 16 mult-hit games and 13 multi-RBI games. Siebert matched the school record for double in a game with a three-double game against Mars Hill (3/24).  She had a pair of four-hit games and a sextet of three-hit games. She reset her career highs for home runs and total bases against Catawba (3/21) with a pair of dingers and nine total bases. Carson-Newman was 26-3 this season when she scored a run.  She hit 14 doubles and a triple in her junior campaign and had a .805 slugging percentage. Siebert also walked a team high 31 times. 

2014: Made 48 appearances and 47 starts in her sophomore season.  Hit .290 for the year with 45 hits, three doubles, three triples and two home runs.  Was third on the team in runs scored with 40.  Collected the first four-hit games of her career with a quartet of base knocks in back-to-back games in the South Atlantic Conference tournament against Anderson (4/24) and Brevard (4/25).  Had 11 total multi-hit games for the season and six multi-RBI games.  Season long hitting streak was seven-games from 2/16-2/25.  Had 21 runs batted in primarily from the two-spot in the order.  Started 41 games in right, four at second bases, one in left and one as the designated player.  Was 5-5 in stolen base attempts.    

2013: A first team All-SAC selection and second team NFCA all-region pick as a utility player.  Made starts at designated player, second base and left field in her freshman season.  Ranked fifth in the nation and first in the league with six triples.  Also has a pair of doubles and home runs to her name with a .339 batting average.  Has a .982 fielding percentage with one error playing second base and the outfield.  Ranks ninth in conference play alone with 19 hits.  When just factoring in conference games. She’s seventh in OBP with a .511 mark and ninth in slugging percentage at .610.  Has nine multi-hit games, and ranks second on the team with three, three-hit games.  Pounded out those three-hit games against Anderson (4/6), Mars Hill (4/10) and Lincoln Memorial (3/13).  Raked a pair of triples against Limestone (2/25).  Had multi-RBI days with two runs batted in against Mars Hill (4/10) and LMU (3/13).  Scored three times in that game against the Railsplitters.