Seattle Pacific University Athletics

Sophomore (2013 at Edmonds CC): Led team in blocks with 45, including 13 solos. ... Had 107 kills and hit a collegiate career-best .173. ... That included a single-match career high of .500 hitting (10 kills-1 error-18 attacks) on Sept. 5 against Centralia. ... Career high 9 block assists (and 9 total blocks) on Oct. 23 at Whatcom. ... Triton Sportmanship Award.

Freshman (2012 at Edmonds CC): Had a team-high 48 blocks, with 16 solos. ... Totaled 155 points in 69 games, which included 106 kills and 17 service aces. ... Career-best 13 kills at Everett on Oct. 30. ... Triton Sportsmanship Award.

Marysville-Pilchuck High School: All-Wesco 2nd team outside hitter. ... Tomahawks Most Improved, Coaches Award, and Best Blocker Award. ... A three-sport athlete, also played basketball and competed in track. ... Tomahawks Most Improved, and Washington Interscholastic Activities Association Distinguished Scholar Award for basketball. ... Part of school-record 4x200 relay team for track. All-Wesco 1st team on 4x400 relay. Also ran 400 meters. ... Tomahawk Perseverance Award, Tomahawk Team Award, and WIAA Distinguished Scholar Award for track. ... Dwayne Lane Female Athlete of the Year.

Personal: Jessica Boyle. ... Debating nutritional science or communications for a major.

Fun facts: If not playing volleyball, would be doing track & field. ... Book she just couldn't put down was "The Shack." ... Favorite junk food is Haggens gluten-free chocolate chip cookies. ... Favorite TV program is "The Blacklist" ... or "Once Upon a Time" ... or "CSI." ... In 10 years, hopes to be working in the entertainment or fashion industries, interests which she already is actively pursuing, and wants to be living in New York. ... Has done a photoshoot in the heart of New York City, "and let me tell you, the adrenaline rush from the people stopping by to watch you and take pictures of you while you're posing for your photographer, and the atmosphere of the city gave me an indescribable feeling of my dreams becoming reality right before my eyes."