• 2010 CIS Second-Team All-Canadian
• 2010 Canada West First-Team All-Star
• 2010 University of Regina Athletics Female Athlete of the Year
• 2008 Canada West Second-Team All-Star
• 2006 CIS All-Rookie Team
• 2006 University of Regina Athletics Female Rookie of the Year
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA 2009-10: Named the University of Regina's Female Athlete of the Year ... named a CIS second-team All-Canadian ... named a Canada West first-team all-star ... led the conference in points per set (4.24) and finished second in hitting percentage (.319) and kills (250) ... ranked third in the conference in blocks (78) and had a team-leading 26 service aces ... had 76 kills, a .266 hitting percentage, and a team-leading 29 total blocks in the team's seven postseason matches ... ends her five seasons at the U of R as the school’s all-time rally-point era leader in career kills (948), blocks (341), and service aces (102).
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA 2008-09: One of four Cougars to appear in all 77 sets during the regular season ... started all 20 matches ... led the Cougars with 53 total blocks (0.69 per set) ... finished second on the team with 200 kills (2.6 per set) ... finished second on the Cougars with a .263 hitting percentage ... finished second on the team with 21 service aces ... hit for a .750 percentage (15 kills and zero errors on 20 attacks) in the team's three-set win over Saskatchewan on Jan. 24 ... had five service aces against Trinity Western (Oct. 25) ... named the Canada West Female Athlete of the Week on Oct. 27 after leading the Cougars to two straight wins over Trinity Western ... started both of the team's Canada West quarterfinal matches against Calgary, averaging 2.38 kills and 1.25 blocks per set and leading the Cougars with a .333 hitting percentage ... became the U of R's all-time rally-point era leader in total blocks early in the season and ended the year with 263 career blocks.
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA 2007-08: Named a Canada West second-team all-star ... appeared in all 69 of the team's sets during the regular season ... had a team-leading 69 blocks and finished sixth in Canada West with an average of exactly one block per set ... finished second on the Cougars with 170 kills and led the team with a .273 hitting percentage ... averaged 2.46 kills per set ... had 16 solo blocks and 53 assisted blocks ... recorded seven total blocks at Trinity Western (Jan. 18) and against Brandon (Feb. 3) ... had 11 kills, eight total blocks, and a .269 hitting percentage during the Cougars' two playoff matches.
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA 2006-07: Appeared in all 81 sets for the Cougars during the regular season ... finished second on the team with 168 kills ... had a .219 hitting percentage ... led the Cougars with 71 total blocks (17 solo, 54 assisted) ... had 52 digs ... finished fourth on the team with 15 service aces ... was one of just four Canada West players to hit double figures in blocks during a match, registering 10 against Manitoba on Feb. 11 ... had 17 kills, six blocks, and a team-leading .293 hitting percentage in the Cougars' two-match playoff series against Trinity Western.
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA 2005-06: Named to the 2006 CIS All-Rookie Team ... became the first Cougar to be named to the CIS All-Rookie Team since Jennifer Prokopetz in 2003 ... led the Cougars with 70 total blocks (26 solo, 44 assisted) ... ranked seventh in Canada West with an average of 0.99 blocks per game ... finished second on the team with 160 kills and a .279 hitting percentage ... led the team with 22 service aces ... had 47 digs ... was one of four players in Canada West to record at least 10 blocks in a match, posting 10 block assists at Calgary on Dec. 3 ... recorded 12 kills on just 17 total attacks against Winnipeg on Nov. 11 ... led the Cougars in kills (36), hitting percentage (.431), and total blocks (9) in three playoff matches.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Margaret Buckley and George Clark ... enrolled in the Faculty of Business Administration ... has one brother (William) and two sisters (Tracy and Kimberly) ... attended Volleyball Canada’s 2007 U21 High Performance Camp ... a 2005 graduate of Sheldon-Williams Collegiate in Regina ... won a Saskatchewan Big 8 bronze medal with the Spartans ... named the school’s Female Athlete of the Year in 2005 ... was a two-time RHSAA volleyball all-star ... also competed in basketball and track at Sheldon ... played with the Regina Radz from 2003 to 2005 and won Canadian Open U18 silver medals in both 2003 and 2004 ... also won a provincial championship with the Radz ... played for Team Saskatchewan at the midget and juvenile levels for a total of three seasons ... was named the Saskatchewan Volleyball Association's U21 Female Athlete of the Year in 2006 ... earned the Laurie Anne Lier Award for academic and athletic excellence in 2005.
SEASON GP-MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE
2005-06.... 71- 160 2.25 60 358 .279 5 0.07 22 0.31 42
2006-07.... 81-20 168 2.07 78 411 .219 9 0.11 15 0.19 29
2007-08.... 69-20 170 2.46 65 385 .273 13 0.19 18 0.26 27
2008-09.... 77-20 200 2.60 73 482 .263 17 0.22 21 0.27 28
2009-10.... 76-20 250 3.29 76 546 .319 27 0.36 26 0.34 31
TOTAL...... 374- 948 2.53 352 2182 .273 71 0.19 102 0.27 157
SEASON DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE Points Pts/G
2005-06..... 47 0.66 0 26 44 70 0.99 0 0 230.0 3.24
2006-07..... 52 0.64 1 17 54 71 0.88 6 1 227.0 2.80
2007-08..... 33 0.48 1 16 53 69 1.00 2 0 230.5 3.33
2008-09..... 63 0.82 1 6 47 53 0.69 4 0 250.5 3.25
2009-10..... 90 1.18 5 14 64 78 1.03 1 1 322.0 4.24
TOTAL....... 285 0.76 8 79 262 341 0.91 13 2 1260.0 3.37
