OUAZ Athletics

CAREER HONORS
2018 NCCAA All-West Region Team
 
OUAZ CAREER
Junior (2018): Played is 27 matches (10 starts) and 95 sets…posted 75 kills and .148 hitting…distributed 67 assists…was second on the team with 36 service aces…ranked fifth in the GSAC at 0.38 aces per set…recorded three kills and two service aces…led the team with 428 digs…finished sixth in the GSAC by averaging 4.51 digs per set…had 18 matches with 10-plus digs…had six kills and six digs against Embry-Riddle…totaled nine kills and eight digs against SAGU…had first 10-dig match with three aces in second meeting against SAGU…opened GSAC play with seven kills and eight digs versus The Master’s…picked up 12 digs against Westmont…totaled nine kills and 11 digs with a pair of blocks against Hope International…set career high with 18 kills while adding four aces against Mills…recorded 15 digs against Menlo…finished with 22 digs and six assists versus William Jessup…set a then-school record with 41 digs against Arizona Christian…went for 20 digs against Westmont…started a run of five straight matches with 20-plus digs by posting 21 against Embry-Riddle…secured 25 digs versus Life Pacific…set the new school record with 50 digs against Hope International…posted 28 digs, five assists, and three aces against William Jessup…finished with 26 digs against Menlo…had her ninth straight 10-plus dig match with 17 against Saint Katherine…tallied eight kills and 18 digs versus San Diego Christian…finished with seven assists and 15 digs against Arizona Christian…went for 13 digs and six aces versus Saint Katherine…finished season with 18 digs against Biola.
 
TREASURE VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAREER
Sophomore (2017): Played in 22 matches and 55 sets…led the team with 150 kills while hitting .066…recorded nine service aces…was second on the team with 159 digs…had 14 total blocks…had double-digit kills in eight matches…posted 10-plus digs in a match 10 times.
 
PERSONAL
Parents are Filipo and Matu…born on July 21…hobbies include volleyball…future goals are to be the first…person in her family to graduate college and get a master’s.