- 2023 Athletic Director's Honor Roll, fall semester
- 2023 CSC Academic All-District
- 2023 Academic All-RMAC first team
- 2023 All-RMAC honorable mention
- 2023 D2ADA Academic Achievement Award
- 2023 Athletic Director's Honor Roll, spring semester
- 2022-23 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee representative
- 2022 Athletic Director's Honor Roll, fall semester
- 2022 Academic All-RMAC honor roll
- 2022 D2ADA Academic Achievement Award
- 2022 Athletic Director's Honor Roll, spring semester
- 2021 Athletic Director's Honor Roll, fall semester
- 2021 All-RMAC honorable mention
- 2021 Academic All-RMAC honor roll
- 2021 D2ADA Academic Achievement Award
- 2021 Athletic Director's Honor Roll, spring semester
- 2020-21 All-RMAC honorable mention
- 2020-21 Academic All-RMAC honor roll
- 2020 Athletic Director's Honor Roll, fall semester
- 2020 Athletic Director's Honor Roll, spring semester
- 2019 Athletic Director's Honor Roll, fall semester
Career: Finished her career 14th in program history with 85 games played, tied for 25th with five game-winning goals, and tied for 25 with 12 assists.
2023: Earned All-RMAC honorable mention for the third time in her career. ... Started all 19 games and played a total of 1,154 minutes. ... Had team bests of seven assists and 13 points, and was tied for third on the team with three goals. ... Two of her goals were game-winners. ... Took only nine shots, putting eight on goal. ... Third in the RMAC and 48th in Division II with seven assists, and ranked second in the league and 61st in the country with 0.37 assists per game. ... In league play, tied for second in the RMAC with four assists in league games and tied for fifth with two game-winning goals. ... Had a goal and an assist in the 3-2 loss at No. 18 Colorado Mesa in the RMAC Tournament quarterfinals on Nov. 5. ... Scored the game’s only goal at 18:29 on a shot from the top of the box into the lower left-hand corner after taking a pass from Tessa Killmon in the 1-0 win over Colorado Christian in the Nov. 1 regular-season finale. ... Scored the first goal with a header on a corner kick, and then assisted on the next three in a 6-0 win over New Mexico Highlands on Oct. 12, setting career highs in assists and points (five). The three-assist game, one short of the program record of four, was only the 13th in MSU Denver history and the first since Madison McQuilliams on Oct. 23, 2009. ... Outstanding defensively in helping Roadrunners secure their fifth shutout of the season, an important 1-0 win at Westminster on Oct. 6. ... Earned her third assist in four games on Sept. 24 at Regis, stealing a pass from a Rangers defender in the box and passing to Tessa Killmon in front for a goal at 20:16, giving MSU Denver a 1-0 lead in an eventual 2-1 defeat. ... Set up Monica Yonder in front on a return pass that led to the first goal, in the 28th minute, of an eventual 1-1 tie at Lubbock Christian (Texas) on Sept. 14. ... Played Taryn O’Brien in with a lead pass, setting up the game’s only goal with 7:41 left in a key 1-0 victory over Angelo State (Texas) on Sept. 9. ... Played 52 minutes in the season-opening 0-0 tie at Midwestern State (Texas) on Aug. 31.
2022: Dynamic player known for endless energy played in all 20 games, starting five, and played a total of 670 minutes. ... Took 12 shots, with three on goal. ... Took a season-high four shots, putting one on goal, in the 4-0 win at Black Hills State on Oct. 26.
2021: All-RMAC honorable mention for the second consecutive season. ... Tied for third in the RMAC and tied for 89th nationally with three game-winning goals. Ranked 13th in the RMAC in goals (five). ... Played in all 18 games, starting six, while leading the team in goals and points (13), and was also tied for fourth with three assists. ... Put 12 shots on goal. ... Scored the game’s only goal in the 80th minute, knocking in the rebound of an Annie Rolf shot with her left foot, in the 1-0 win over Black Hills State on Nov. 3. ... Assisted on Paloma Teran’s goal with a cross in the eighth minute against Western Colorado on Oct. 29, the only score in the 1-0 victory. ... Had a goal and an assist in each game as MSU Denver defeated New Mexico Highlands 5-0 and Adams State 6-0 in back-to- back games Oct. 15 and 17. ... Got her second game-winning goal of the season when she opened scoring in the 3-0 win over Colorado Christian on Sept. 26 with a goal that came after the Roadrunners sustained pressure after a corner kick. Maness scored on a short shot after Riley Ostler knocked the ball back into the box at 26:41. ... Scored her second career goal, the game-winner in an eventual 3-1 victory over Hawaii Pacific on Sept. 16, giving the Road- runners a 2-1 lead on her blast from 22 yards out at 39:20. ... Played 79 dynamic minutes against Simon Fraser (B.C.) on Sept. 4 and had a late scoring opportunity in the box the the closing minutes of regulation.
2020-21: All-RMAC honorable mention. ... Fourth on the team with 638 minutes played after playing in all eight games and starting six. ... Took five shots, putting three on goal. ... Adapted well to position change, and played the full 90 minutes in four of the final six games.
2019: Played in all 20 games, starting seven, while ranking ninth among field players with 1,006 minutes played. ... Had one goal and was tied for fourth on the team with two assists. ... Took 13 shots, putting five on goal. ... Scored her first career goal on Oct. 11 in a 4-0 win over Adams State. ... Recorded her first career point with an assist in a 2-1 overtime victory at Colorado Mesa on Sept. 27. ... Made her MSU Denver debut on Sept. 5 against No. 11 Western Washington, playing 67 minutes.
High School: Legacy High School class of 2019...Twice named All-Front Range League honorable mention...Had 13 goals and 10 assists in final three seasons, including five goals and one assist as a senior...Four-year varsity player...Team compiled 37-13-1 record her last three seasons, appeared in Class 5A state quarterfinals in 2017...Coached by Luke Meadows...Named "Player to Watch" in March, 2017...Received "Most Improved-Most Coachable" Award. 2016...Received "Lightning Award," for representing Legacy High School through leadership and positive attitude, 2016....Academic Excellence Award (3.70 GPA or higher for two consecutive semesters), 2018...Three-time academic all-state first team selection...AP Scholar Award.
Club: Broomfield Soccer Club '01 Girls Prestige...ODP travel team, 2016...Hawaii regional quarterfinalists, 2018..State Cup champions, 2017 and 2018...Real Cup champions, 2017...Denver Cup champions, 2016...Coached by Megan Remec.
Personal: Born Kailey Lynn Maness in Boulder, Colo...Birthday is March 29...Daughter of Mike and Kathy Maness...Has a sister (Jackie) and a brother (Ryan)...Majoring in business and marketing.
