2016: As a sophomore, Lindeman produced 158 kills with a .237 hitting percentage over 376 attempts. She added three assists, four aces, 29 digs and 65 blocks (14 solo) in 46 matches. On Nov. 5, she had a season-high 10 kills to lead Owens to a district championship clinching win over Sinclair. She finished sixth in kills and total blocks on the team.

Lindeman closed her two-year career with 225 kills, a .174 hitting percentage over 614 attempts, 13 aces, six assists, 59 digs and 100 blocks (22 solo).

Academically, Lindeman was a member of the OCCAC's All-Academic team in the fall and spring semesters as a sophomore, which helped allow her to be named a Second Team All-Academic team selection by the NJCAA. Also, she was named the OCCAC's Sportsperson of the Year in the sport of volleyball.

Lindeman continued her career at Shawnee State University, where she joined her Owens teammate Tyanna Smith.

2015: Lindeman saw action in 43 matches as a freshman. In 84 sets, she had 67 kills with a .076 hitting percentage, three assits, nine aces, 30 digs, eight solo blocks, 27 assisted blocks and 35 total blocks. Her kill total was eighth on the team.

Prior to Owens: Lindeman, who was a National Honor Society and honor roll student at Ottoville, was coached by Andria Wertenberger. She was a four-year varsity starter and team captain while racking up First Team All-Putnam County League (PCL) honors as a junior and senior, First Team All-District 8 honors as a senior, Honorable Mention All-District 8 honors as a junior and Honorable Mention All-PCL honors as a sophomore. Additionally, she played in the District 8 All-Star match as a senior.

Personal: Annie is the daughter of Randy and Deb Lindeman. She has two siblings - Christina Collins and Stephanie Okumu.