2025: Deberg and Harward placed fifth in the AVP season opener, then Deberg partnered with Xolani Hodel for the first time, placing ninth in Manhattan Beach. Deberg and Harward again competed for the Dallas Dream in the AVP League, finishing with a 2-6 match record. Deberg played five World Tour events with Toni Rodriguez, starting with a fifth in a Challenge event, three 19ths in Elite tournaments, and then winning a gold in a Challenge tournament. Deberg then teamed with Hodel for six World Tour tournaments, losing in the qualifier four times, advancing once in an Elite event to place 13th, and also finishing fifth in a Challenge event.

2024: Deberg played three AVP tournaments alongside Hailey Harward. The duo placed fifth in the season opener in Huntington Beach after defeating 2021 Olympic Gold medalists Alix Klineman and April Ross, which marked the first time that pair had lost an AVP match prior to the semifinals. Deberg and Harward had ninths in both Manhattan Beach and Chicago. In the inaugural season of the AVP League, Deberg and Harward competed for the Dallas Dream, where they had a 3-5 match record. They defeated Klineman and Ross in the semifinals to reach the League Championship match, where they lost in a Golden Set to Dallas. Deberg and Harward competed eight times on the World Tour, having to play in the qualifier each of the first five times, and won a silver medal in a Challenge event. On the NORCECA Tour the duo won two golds and one bronze.

2023: Deberg and Alaina Chacon played three AVP events together. The duo finished 19th and and won in Tour Series events, then finished in seventh place in Manhattan Beach. Deberg played with Carli Lloyd in a Futures event, winning a bronze medal after defeating former partner Kahlee York in the bronze medal match. Deberg and Chacon finished in fifth place in a NORCECA tournament.

2022: Deberg played four AVP events with Kahlee York, with finishes of 17th, 25th and then third in three Tour Series events. The duo then placed 17th in Manhattan Beach. Internationally Deberg and Hailey Harward finished ninth in a Futures event.

College: Deberg played one season indoors at Illinois before transferring to Missouri. In her three years indoors at Missouri, the Tigers played in the NCAA Tournament all three years and was a three-time AVCA All-America selection. Deberg led the Southeastern Conference in kills and points as a senior in the COVID-shortened year. She set school records in both kills per set (4.31) and points per set (5.11), and left the program ranked third in aces (151), ninth in kills (1,382) and ninth in points (1,639.5). With an extra year of eligibility, she played a final season of indoor volleyball at LSU, where she led the team in kills, points and aces. Deberg also competed in beach volleyball at LSU for two seasons, compiling a 33-10 match record in her first beach season, as the team had a record number of wins. She played primarily on court two, splitting time with Kelli Greene-Agnew and Parker Bracken. In her final season she went 24-12 on court one with Ellie Shank.

Personal: Deberg has two sisters, Alisa, who played volleyball at Drake, and Amanda. She was ranked No. 15 on PrepVolleyball's Senior Aces list.