2021 (Spring): Named South Atlantic Conference Offensive Player of the Year and gaining a spot on the All-South Atlantic Conference first-team. This is the first SAC Offensive Player of the Year honor for an Eagle since former All-American Magda Mosengo collected the laurel after the 2018 season. Futrell finished her season tied for the SAC lead in goals with Ria Acton of Lenoir-Rhyne with six apiece while also holding the second-most shot attempts with 34, a SAC-leading three game-winners, and was the SAC leader for points as she compiled an impressive 13 through seven games of action. With her six goals, Futrell moves into eighth in CNWS history for career goals (33). Futrell led the team in goals (6), points (13), shots (37), shots on goal (20), and game-winning goals (3). She played and started in all seven Eagles games.

2019: Named an All-South Atlantic Conference second-team selection. Part of the Starting XI in 14 of her 16 appearances. Led C-N with nine goals and 20 points, notching two assists, as well. Was the top shot-taker for the Eagles with 70 attempts, 35 falling on goal. Scored a team-high three game-winners on the season, two of those coming in SAC matches.

2018: All-South Atlantic Conference second-team pick. Will return as the Eagles leading goal scorer with the departure of senior teammates. Started in all but one of the Eagles' 20 games on the year. Futrell scored nine goals and added five assists for a total of 23 points. Recorded 69 shots overall with 32 shots on goal. Scored a brace against Columbus State on Sept. 2. Scored the eventual game-winner in a 3-1 victory against Newberry in conference play on Sept. 26. Registered a career-high nine shots against Mars Hill on Oct. 17, with one shot finding the back of the net.

2017: Futrell was C-N's biggest scoring threat off the bench during her Freshman season, playing in 22 of the team's 23 games while grabbing three starts along the way. A Freshman Athlete of the Year finalist, the Wilson, N.C. native collected a league-high with 9 goals and 21 points. She added three helpers on the year. The forward collected the Eagles game-winning goal in the National Semifinal in a 2-1 victory over UC-Colorado Springs while also assisting Mosengo's goal to open the scoring. It did not take Futrell long to score the first goal of her C-N career, netting a goal in the second game of the season in a 5-1 win over Georgia College. She followed that up by scoring in back-to-back games with a tally against Lees-McRae on Sept. 6 in a 4-0 win. 

High School: Three-time all-conference, all-region her junior year... 33 goals and 24 assists... Conference Champions for three years... National Honor Society...

Personal: Daughter of Debby and Jeff Futrell