Western Washington University Athletics

COLLEGE: Finished career seventh among school leaders in kills (1,028) and 13th in digs (827) ... Honorable mention American Volleyball Coaches Association All-American, first-team AVCA Pacific Region, second-team Daktronics Pacific Region and second-team Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star in 2007 ... NCAA II Elite Eight and Pacific Regional all-tournament pick and GNAC Player of the Week ... Led team and was sixth in GNAC in kills with 435 (3.95) with 144 errors in 1,391 attempts for .209 attack percentage ... Also had 350 digs (3.18) and 74 blocks (0.67) ... Had career-high 24 kills vs. Cal Baptist on 8/25/07 ... Had 16 double-doubles (kills and digs) with 25 double-figure kill matches and 22 double-figure dig matches ... Second-team GNAC all-star in 2006 ... All-tournament choice at UC San Diego Invitational ... GNAC Player of the Week ... Played in all 25 matches and 87 games ... Was fifth in GNAC and led team in kills per game (3.72) with 324 kills in 995 attempts with 139 errors for .186 attack percentage ... Second on squad in digs with 277 (3.18) and fourth in blocks with 54 (0.62) ... Led team with 14 double-doubles in kills and digs, including seven of last eight matches ... Had team-high 20 double-figure kill matches and 16 double-figure dig matches ... Had team-high 14 kills and 15 digs in first-round regional loss to UC San Diego ... Had career-high 5 blocks vs. Central Washington on 10/5/06 ... Played in 24 matches and 72 games in 2005 ... Had 171 kills (2.38) in 569 attempts with 91 errors for .141 attack percentage as well as 140 digs (1.94) and 20 blocks (0.28) ... Had career-high 27 digs vs. Seattle Pacific on 10/1/05 ... Played in 21 matches and 63 games in 2004 ... Had 98 kills (1.56) in 334 attempts with 68 errors for .090 attack percentage as well as 60 digs (0.95) and 16 blocks (0.31) ... Four letters ... Redshirt in 2003. HIGH SCHOOL: First-team Class 3A all-State and Seattle P-I all-Area selection and Most Valuable Player of Seamount League as senior at Mount Rainier High School ... Set school records for kills in match (42), season (416) and career (1,058) ... Helped Rams win league and district championships and qualify for state tournament in 2002 ... Team captain ... Co-league MVP as junior on team that won league and district titles and got to state tourney ... Started and lettered four years ... Also lettered one year in basketball. PERSONAL: Major is psychology ... Her father, Tony, played basketball at Seattle Pacific University and professionally in France and Australia.