2025: Denaburg and Julia Donlin paired up and played just one match on the AVP Tour, losing 19-17 in the third set of a match in a single elimination event in Huntington Beach. The pair competed in the AVP League for the Brooklyn Blaze and won their first five matches before losing their next three. In the League Championships they won three matches and claimed the title. Internationally Denabug and Donlin played 11 times, winning a silver in Newport Beach and placing fourth in another tournament. The duo concluded the year with a fifth place finish in the World Championships in Australia.

2024: Denaburg formed a partnership with Deahna Kraft, playing in three AVP tournaments together with a best of ninth in Manhattan Beach. The pair played internationally four times, winning a gold medal in a Futures event and ending the season with a fourth in an Elite event. 

2023: Denaburg played in six AVP events with three different players. She opened the season with a loss in the qualifier with Clara Salgado. Denaburg then placed third in a Tour Series event with Carly Kan before placing 25th alongside Megan J. Rice. Denaburg and Kan then teamed up for three more AVP events with a best of third in Hermosa Beach after bouncing back from a first round loss. The duo played in a Futures event in Korea and advanced from the qualifier and won a gold medal. Denaburg played in a NORCECA event alongside Molly Shaw, placing second.

2022: Denaburg played two AVP tournaments with two different partners. She placed 13th with Delaney Mewhirter before finishing ninth in a Tour Series event with Kimberly Hildreth.

2021: Denaburg made her pro beach volleyball debut in Atlanta alongside Maria Clara Salgado. The duo advanced from the qualifier and placed ninth. Then in Manhattan Beach they won three qualifier matches and went 3-2 in the main draw to finish in ninth place.

College: Denaburg played beach volleyball at UCLA, where she was 10-3 as a freshman on court two, including 6-3 against ranked teams. As a sophomore she went 28-8 on court one, all with Savvy Simo, and was an AVCA All-American. She played primarily with Abby Van Winkle as a junior, and compiled a 30-11 match mark all on court one, and again was named AVCA All-American. As a senior she had a 32-7 record, mostly playing with Maggie Boyd on court one, and for the third time was selected as an AVCA All-American. She ended her beach career with a 100-29 record, and UCLA was the national runner up in both her sophomore and senior seasons, and finished third in her junior year.

Personal: Denaburg's mom, Connie, played both volleyball and tennis at Carson-Newman College and has coached volleyball both at the high school and club level for over 30 years. She has one older sister (Karly), an older brother (Mason), and a younger brother (Brady). Mason was a 2018 first-round draft choice by the Washington Nationals. In high school Denaburg won two state soccer championships and one indoor volleyball title, and she also competed in beach volleyball. She left as the all time kills leader at the school.