Western Washington University Athletics

COLLEGE: Ended career ranked No.8 among Western career leaders in attack percentage at .262, No.9 in kills with 989 and No.10 in blocks with 263 ... First-team Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star as senior ... MVP of Cal State Stanislaus Warrior Classic ... Played in all 25 matches and 90 games ... Led team with 36 service aces (0.31 avg.), and was second in kills with 371 (4.12), attack percentage (.289) and blocks with 82 (0.91) ... Her 4.12 kills per game average was second-highest in school history ... Posted career highs of .706 attack percentage vs. Nova Southeastern FL on 9/3/04 and 9 blocks vs. Humboldt State on 11/6/04 ... First-team GNAC and second-team Daktronics Pacific Region all-star in 2003 ... Played in all 26 matches and 88 games ... Led team in kills with 338 (3.84), blocks with 99 (1.12) and service aces with 34 (0.39) ... Had .242 attack percentage with 135 errors in 840 attempts ... GNAC Player of the Week ... All-tournament choice at Cal State San Bernardino Coyote Classic ... Posted career highs of 23 kills vs. Alaska Fairbanks on 9/12/03 and 5 service aces vs. Alaska Anchorage on 11/8/03 ... Played in all 26 matches and 93 games in 2002 ... Led team with 82 blocks (0.88) ... Also had 280 kills (3.01) in 736 attempts with 95 errors, 105 digs (1.13) and 15 service aces (0.16) ... GNAC Player of the Week ... Redshirt in 2001 ... Three letters ... Transfer from Western Oregon University ... Played in 11 matches for Wolves in 2000, having 10 kills and 11 digs.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played in Washington State Volleyball Coaches Association East-West all-star series as senior at Puyallup High School ... South Puget Sound League Most Valuable Player and first-team Tacoma News Tribune all-Area choice ... Helped Vikings to 36-2 record, league and district titles, and second place at Class 4A state tournament ... Team co-captain ... Also first-team all-league as junior on team that won league and district titles and placed fourth at state ... Second-team all-league as sophomore on squad that finished eighth at state ... Started and lettered three years ... Also earned three letters in basketball ... Honorable mention all-league as junior on team that got to state tourney.

PERSONAL: Major is recreation.