Beach Bits:
• Stockman's first two AVP main draw wins came against teams seeded third and fourth, and following those she never had to play in an AVP qualifier.

• In Fortaleza, Brazil in 2016, Stockman and Amanda Dowdy placed fifth after defeating four top-10 teams, including top-seeded Agatha Bednarczuk and Barbara Seixas, who later that summer went on to win a Silver medal in the 2016 Rio Olympics.

• In 2022 Stockman played in 15 international events, more than any other women's player on the World Beach Pro Tour.

2022: Stockman began the AVP season alongside Emily Capers, finishing in third place in the season opener. She then formed a partnership with Megan Kraft, with a best of third in their four AVP tournaments. On the season, Stockman lost 10 AVP matches with seven coming to teams seeded fifth or better. Internationally Stockman played in 15 events, the most of any women's player. She played three times with Lauren Fendrick, with a best of ninth twice, and once with Emily Capers, placing 17th in the World Championships in Rome. Stockman and Megan Kraft played 11 times, winning a gold medal in a Futures Event in Poland and advancing to two other semifinals.

2021: Stockman played in two of the three AVP events, finishing 13th with Terese Cannon and ninth with Sarah Pavan. She ranked second on the AVP Tour in digs (6.76 per set). Stockman and Kelley Kolinske played seven times on the FIVB Tour, with a best of fourth in Doha. She also played one event with Traci Callahan, placing fifth.

2020: Stockman and Kelley Kolinske and Stockman placed fifth twice before taking a third in the final AVP event, extending her streak to six consecutive seasons reaching at least one AVP semifinal. She ended the year ranked second on the Tour in digs (7.3 per set) and fourth in kills (7.7 per set). On the FIVB Tour Stockman and Kolinske played one time, advancing from the qualifier to place fifth in a three-star event.

2019: Stockman and Kelley Kolinske played in five AVP events together, winning in Seattle to go with a third in New York City.  That victory marked her first career domestic win. Stockman ended the year ranked sixth on the Tour in hitting percentage (.459) and eighth in kills (6.96 per set). The duo played 13 times on the FIVB Tour, with a best of a silver medal in a four-star event. Stockman and Kolinske also had three fifth-place finishes.

2018: Stockman began a partnership with Kelley Kolinske, and the duo played four AVP tournaments together. The pair's best finish was a third, to go with three fifth-place finishes. Seven of their eight losses on the year were to teams seeded third or better. Stockman ended the season ranked fourth in digs (5.57 per set), sixth in hitting percentage (.472) and tied for 10th in kills (7.08 per set). On the FIVB Tour Stockman began the season placing fifth twice alongside Kim DiCello, then won a one-star event with Caitlin Ledoux. Stockman then played nine events with Kolinske, with a best of a bronze in a three-star event.

2017: Stockman formed a partnership with Kim DiCello, and the pair had one second place finish and one third in their seven AVP tournaments. Stockman was second in digs (6.29 per set) and 10th in aces (.74 per set). The tandem played in eight FIVB tournaments, winning a one-star event.
2016: Stockman played four AVP tournaments with Amanda Dowdy, getting a best of third in their debut event. She then played once with Sheila Shaw and once with Jennifer Fopma, finishing fifth both times. Stockman ended the year ranked seventh in hitting percentage (.463) and seventh in digs (5.57). On the FIVB Tour Stockman played five events with three different partners, playing once with Megan Wallin-Brockway, once with Ali McColloch and three times with Amanda Dowdy. Her best finish was a fifth with Dowdy in Fortaleza as they upset four teams seeded ninth or better, all in three sets.
2015: Stockman and McColloch played in seven AVP events with a best of third. She ended the year ranked sixth in kills (6.72 per set) and seventh in digs (5.24 per set). Stockman and McColloch played three FIVB tournaments with a best of 33rd.
2014: In her first full year on the AVP Tour, Stockman played twice with Angela Bensend, then partnered with Traci Weamer for five events, getting a best of fifth. She finished the year ranked eighth in digs (4.87 per set) and tied for 10th in hitting percentage (.411). She played on FIVB event with Ali McColloch, placing ninth.
2013: Advanced from the qualifier in Salt Lake City with Leah Hinkey in reaching her first AVP main draw.
2012: Played four domestic events with a best of fifth.
2011: Played two domestic events with a best of ninth.
2010: Did not compete.
2009: Stockman made her pro beach volleyball debut in Manhattan Beach with Jennifer Henderson, losing in the qualifier. That marked the only time in her career that she did not play in an AVP main draw.

College: Stockman began her collegiate career at Winthrop, leading the team to the NCAA Tournament. She then transferred to Wichita State where she was a two-time All-American, the 2008 Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year, and was selected as the Greater Wichita Area Female Athlete of the Year in 2009. Stockman left the program ranked fifth all time in both kills and points despite playing just three seasons. She is the all-time program leader in kills per set and second in double-doubles. In 2016 Stockman was inducted into the Wichita State Sports Hall of Fame. After college she played professionally indoors in France, Finland, Sweden and Switzerland.