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General: Versatile player with a complete skill set. 2011/Junior: Named the CACC and ECAC Player of the Year after leading the conference in kills per set (3.79)… Also selected to the AVCA all-East Region squad and the Daktronics all-Region second team… Ranked seventh in the CACC with 3.94 digs per set… Chosen CACC Player of the Week three times… Registered a career-best 26 kills in a four-set win at Bloomfield (Nov. 1)… Tallied 26 digs vs. Chestnut Hill Sept. 3 and Dominican (Oct. 4)… Hit .609 with 16 kills against Chestnut Hill in the quarterfinals of the CACC Tournament (Nov. 8)… Had 22 kills in a semifinal victory over Philadelphia (Nov. 11)… Named the Most Valuable Player of the CACC Tournament for the second year in a row. 2010/Sophomore: Limited to 19 matches due to injuries… Ranked third on the team with 2.25 kills per set… Came back strong in the CACC Tournament, averaging 3.20 kills and 3.80 digs per set to earn the tournament’s Most Valuable Player award… Registered 10 kills, 25 digs and four total blocks in the semifinal victory over Philadelphia (Nov. 12)… Had 11 kills in the championship match with Holy Family (Nov. 13)… Tallied a season-best 13 kills vs. Bentley (Sept. 4)… Named CACC Player of the Week twice (Sept. 7 and Nov. 15). 2009/Freshman: Named the CACC Co-Rookie of the Year after leading Caldwell in kills (345)… Also made the all-CACC second team… Ranked sixth in the conference in kills per set (3.03)… Reached double-figures in kills 16 times and in digs 26 times… Selected the CACC Rookie of the Week four times and the Player of the Week twice… Recorded 13 double-doubles… Set career highs for kills (18), digs (28) and blocks (five) against St. Rose (Sept. 11)… Named to CACC all-Tournament team after tallying 26 kills and 22 digs in two matches. Prior to Caldwell: Received all-State honorable mention her senior year at Saline High School… Named first team all-region and all-conference in 2007 and 2008… Also chosen her team’s Most Valuable Player twice… Helped Saline win a conference crown as a sophomore in 2006.