Wisconsin Volleyball All-Americans

Tionna Williams

Honorable Mention 2015

6-2 — Middle Blocker

Hometown: Fort Wayne, Ind.

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 2015	SP 112	MP 33	K 248	K/S 2.21	E 73	TA 530	Pct .330	A 3	A/S 0.03	SA 0	SA/S 0.00	SE 0
Season Totals	SP 112	MP 33	K 248	K/S 2.21	E 73	TA 530	Pct .330	A 3	A/S 0.03	SA 0	SA/S 0	SE 0

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 2015	DIG 21	D/S 0.19	RE 1	BS 8	BA 139	TB 147	B/S 1.31	BE 12	BHE 1	Points 417.0	Pts/S 3.56
Season Totals	DIG 21	D/S 0.19	RE 1	BS 8	BA 139	TB 147	B/S 1.31	BE 12	BHE 1	Points 417.0	Pts/S 3.56

Williams came on the second half of her freshman season to earn honorable mention All-America honors. The 6-2 middle blocker was named the AVCA Northeast Region Freshman of the Year and was a unanimous pick to the Big Ten All-Freshman team. She was named the Big Ten Freshman of the Week twiceand Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week twice. She also earned one all-tournament honor.

6-2 — Middle Blocker

2015

Taylor Morey

Honorable Mention 2015; Second Team 2014

5-6 — Libero/Defensive Specialist

Hometown: Muncie, Ind.

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 2012 *	SP 114	MP 30	K 3	K/S 0.03	E 1	TA 13	Pct .154	A 108	A/S 0.95	SA 28	SA/S 0.25	SE 53
Season 2013	SP 146	MP 38	K 9	K/S 0.06	E 6	TA 28	Pct .107	A 74	A/S 0.51	SA 4	SA/S 0.03	SE 13
Season 2014	SP 116	MP 34	K 1	K/S 0.01	E 0	TA 5	Pct .200	A 38	A/S 0.33	SA 20	SA/S 0.17	SE 24
Season 2015	SP 117	MP 33	K 1	K/S 0.01	E 1	TA 7	Pct .000	A 90	A/S 0.53	SA 43	SA/S 0.11	SE 49
Season Totals	SP 493	MP 135	K 14	K/S 0.03	E 8	TA 53	Pct .113	A 310	A/S 0.63	SA 71	SA/S 0.14	SE 102

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 2012	DIG 471	D/S 4.13	RE 36	BS 0	BA 0	TB 0	B/S 0.00	BE 0	BHE 0	Points 31.0	Pts/S 0.27
Season 2013	DIG 387	D/S 2.65	RE 38	BS 0	BA 0	TB 0	B/S 0.00	BE 0	BHE 1	Points 13.0	Pts/S 0.09
Season 2014	DIG 594	D/S 5.12	RE 16	BS 0	BA 0	TB 0	B/S 0.00	BE 0	BHE 0	Points 21.0	Pts/S 0.18
Season 2015	DIG 525	D/S 4.49	RE 21	BS 0	BA 0	TB 0	B/S 0.00	BE 0	BHE 1	Points 20.0	Pts/S 0.17
Season Totals	DIG 1977	D/S 4.01	RE 111	BS 0	BA 0	TB 0	B/S 0.00	BE 0	BHE 2	Points 85.0	Pts/S 0.17

After transferring from Notre Dame after her freshman season in 2012, Morey became one of the Badgers' best back-row players ever. She was named the Big Ten Defensive Playe rof the Year in 2014, leading the conference with 5.12 digs per set. She also earned second-team All-America honors. A four-time Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week, Morey was a 2014 All-Big Ten selection. She also earned one all-tournament honor. Morey wrapped up her career with 1,977 digs, including 1,506 at Wisocnsin, which ranks fifth. She also averaged 3.97 digs per set as a Badger which ranks fourth.

5-6 — Libero/Defensive Specialist

2014-2015

Haleigh Nelson

Second Team 2015; Honorable Mention 2014

6-4 — Middle Blocker

Hometown: Cary, N.C.

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 2013	SP 145	MP 38	K 252	K/S 1.74	E 60	TA 603	Pct .318	A 4	A/S 0.03	SA 0	SA/S 0.00	SE 0
Season 2014	SP 114	MP 34	K 260	K/S 2.28	E 62	TA 551	Pct .359	A 6	A/S 0.05	SA 18	SA/S 0.16	SE 32
Season 2015	SP 117	MP 33	K 307	K/S 2.62	E 50	TA 609	Pct .422	A 14	A/S 0.12	SA 31	SA/S 0.26	SE 28
Season Totals	SP 376	MP 105	K 819	K/S 2.18	E 172	TA 1763	Pct .367	A 24	A/S 0.06	SA 49	SA/S 0.13	SE 60

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 2013	DIG 21	D/S 0.14	RE 1	BS 16	BA 148	TB 164	B/S 1.13	BE 17	BHE 1	Points 342.0	Pts/S 2.36
Season 2014	DIG 77	D/S 0.68	RE 1	BS 8	BA 144	TB 152	B/S 1.33	BE 10	BHE 1	Points 358.0	Pts/S 3.14
Season 2015	DIG 74	D/S 0.63	RE 0	BS 14	BA 130	TB 144	B/S 1.22	BE 12	BHE 1	Points 417.0	Pts/S 3.56
Season Totals	DIG 172	D/S 0.46	RE 2	BS 38	BA 422	TB 460	B/S 1.22	BE 39	BHE 3	Points 1,117.0	Pts/S 2.97

A 2015 second-team All-American, Nelson improved from her honorable mention All-America honor as a sophomore. She earned first-team All-Big Ten honors in 2015 as well. A three-time all-tournament selection, Nelson is a two-time Academic All-Big Ten selection. She has also earned on Big Ten Player of the Week award. The middle blocker wrapped up her junior season ranking first in program history with a career hitting percentage of .367, seventh in blocks per set (1.22), eighth in block assists (422) and ninth in total blocks (460).

6-4 — Middle Blocker

2014-2015

Lauren Carlini

First Team 2015; First Team 2014; Second Team 2013

6-2 — Setter

Hometown: Aurora, Ill.

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 2013	SP 132	MP 34	K 131	K/S 0.99	E 48	TA 379	Pct .219	A 1472	A/S 11.15	SA 29	SA/S 0.22	SE 37
Season 2014	SP 115	MP 34	K 101	K/S 0.88	E 25	TA 252	Pct .329	A 1292	A/S 11.23	SA 45	SA/S 0.39	SE 28
Season 2015	SP 117	MP 33	K 88	K/S 0.75	E 25	TA 256	Pct .246	A 1394	A/S 11.91	SA 18	SA/S 0.15	SE 33
Season Totals	SP 364	MP 101	K 320	K/S 0.88	E 91	TA 887	Pct .258	A 4158	A/S 11.42	SA 92	SA/S 0.25	SE 98

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 2013	DIG 372	D/S 2.82	RE 1	BS 6	BA 98	TB 104	B/S 0.79	BE 11	BHE 7	Points 215.0	Pts/S 1.63
Season 2014	DIG 349	D/S 3.03	RE 1	BS 1	BA 79	TB 80	B/S 0.70	BE 8	BHE 9	Points 186.5	Pts/S 1.62
Season 2015	DIG 326	D/S 2.79	RE 1	BS 4	BA 92	TB 96	B/S 0.82	BE 7	BHE 4	Points 156.0	Pts/S 1.33
Season Totals	DIG 1047	D/S 2.88	RE 3	BS 11	BA 269	TB 280	B/S 0.77	BE 26	BHE 20	Points 557.5	Pts/S 1.53

Only the second two-time first-team All-American in UW history, Carlini is also the first three-time All-American in program history. The 6-2 setter was named the 2014 Big Ten Conference Player of the Year and is a two-time (2014 and 2015) Big Ten Setter of the Year. A three-time All-Big Ten pick, Carlini was also named the 2013 Big Ten Freshman of the Year. A three-time AVCA All-Northeast Region pick, she was named the Regional Freshman of the Year in 2013. A member of the 2013 NCAA Championship All-Tournament team, Carlini was also named to the 2013 and 2014 NCAA Regional All-Tournament teams. A six-time Big Ten Setter of the Week, she was also named the player of the week once. Carlini is also a two-time Academic All-Big Ten pick.

6-2 — Setter

2013-2015

Ellen Chapman

Honorable Mention 2013

6-4 — Outside Hitter

Hometown: Glen View, Ill.

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 2011	SP 110	MP 32	K 311	K/S 2.83	E 107	TA 950	Pct .215	A 13	A/S 0.12	SA 4	SA/S 0.04	SE 17
Season 2012	SP 109	MP 33	K 312	K/S 2.86	E 94	TA 930	Pct .234	A 5	A/S 0.07	SA 8	SA/S 0.07	SE 8
Season 2013	SP 146	MP 38	K 512	K/S 3.51	E 143	TA 1427	Pct .259	A 8	A/S 0.05	SA 33	SA/S 0.23	SE 56
Season 2014	SP 115	MP 34	K 322	K/S 2.80	E 93	TA 1013	Pct .226	A 5	A/S 0.04	SA 19	SA/S 0.17	SE 33
Season Totals	SP 480	MP 137	K 1457	K/S 3.04	E 437	TA 4320	Pct .236	A 31	A/S 0.06	SA 64	SA/S 0.13	SE 114

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 2011	DIG 166	D/S 1.51	RE 36	BS 7	BA 42	TB 49	B/S 0.45	BE 5	BHE 1	Points 343.0	Pts/S 3.12
Season 2012	DIG 88	D/S 0.81	RE 12	BS 10	BA 46	TB 56	B/S 0.51	BE 1	BHE 1	Points 353.0	Pts/S 3.24
Season 2013	DIG 136	D/S 0.93	RE 0	BS 5	BA 58	TB 63	B/S 0.43	BE 4	BHE 2	Points 579.0	Pts/S 3.97
Season 2014	DIG 109	D/S 0.95	RE 0	BS 5	BA 43	TB 48	B/S 0.42	BE 4	BHE 0	Points 367.5	Pts/S 3.19
Season Totals	DIG 499	D/S 1.04	RE 48	BS 27	BA 189	TB 216	B/S 0.45	BE 14	BHE 4	Points 1642.5	Pts/S 3.42

Chapman earned honorable mention All-America honors in 2013 after being named the AVCA Northeast All-Region team. The 6-4 outside hitter led the Badgers and ranked seventh in the Big Ten with 3.51 kills per set. She recorded 10-or-more kills in 33 matches, including 17 straight in October and November. Chapman became the 19th UW player to record 1,000 kills for her career at Michigan State on Nov. 22, 2013. She wrapped up her career with 1,457 kills, which ranks fifth on the UW career record list. Chapman also set school records by playing in 137 matches and with 4,320 attack attempts.

6-4 — Outside Hitter

2013

Brittney Dolgner

Second Team-2007

6-0 — Outside Hitter

Hometown: Waupun, Wis

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 2006	SP 112	MP 33	K 461	K/S 4.12	E 196	TA 1128	Pct .235	A 24	A/S 0.21	SA 32	SA/S 0.29	SE 66
Season 2007	SP 106	MP 30	K 491	K/S 4.63	E 185	TA 1116	Pct .274	A 18	A/S 0.17	SA 23	SA/S 0.22	SE 42
Season 2008	SP 109	MP 30	K 369	K/S 3.39	E 161	TA 951	Pct .219	A 18	A/S 0.17	SA 22	SA/S 0.20	SE 46
Season 2009	SP 101	MP 29	K 322	K/S 3.19	E 174	TA 876	Pct .169	A 34	A/S 0.34	SA 15	SA/S 0.15	SE 24
Season Totals	SP 428	MP 122	K 1643	K/S 3.84	E 716	TA 4071	Pct .228	A 94	A/S 0.22	SA 92	SA/S 0.21	SE 178

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 2006	DIG 281	D/S 2.51	RE 35	BS 8	BA 48	TB 56	B/S 0.50	BE 4	BHE 0	Points 525.0	Pts/S 4.69
Season 2007	DIG 249	D/S 2.35	RE 32	BS 5	BA 51	TB 56	B/S 0.53	BE 11	BHE 1	Points 544.5	Pts/S 5.14
Season 2008	DIG 236	D/S 2.17	RE 47	BS 12	BA 50	TB 62	B/S 0.57	BE 7	BHE 0	Points 428.0	Pts/S 3.93
Season 2009	DIG 259	D/S 2.56	RE 38	BS 10	BA 25	TB 35	B/S 0.35	BE 4	BHE 1	Points 359.5	Pts/S 3.56
Season Totals	DIG 1025	D/S 2.39	RE 152	BS 35	BA 174	TB 209	B/S 0.49	BE 26	BHE 2	Points 1857.0	Pts/S 4.34

Dolgner became the first UW sophomore to be named an All-American, earning second-team honors in 2007. The 6-0 outside hitter led the Badgers with 4.63 kills per game, which ranked third on the Big Ten and fourth on the UW season record lists. She also added 2.34 digs and 0.55 blocks per game.

Dolgner was a two-time first-team All-Big Ten and AVCA All-Mideast Region honoree. She ended her career ranked third on the UW all-time kills list with 1,643 in her career, averaging 3.84 per set in four seasons. Dolgner was the first Badger to tally more than 1,500 kills, 1,000 digs and 200 blocks in a career. She also tallied 1,025 digs and 209 blocks in her career. Dolgner was just the fifth UW player to record more than 1,000 kills and 1,000 digs in a career.

6-0 — Outside Hitter

2007

Taylor Reineke

Third Team-2007

6-3 — Middle Blocker

Hometown: Naperville, Ill

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 2004	SP 95	MP 32	K 155	K/S 1.63	E 41	TA 360	Pct .317	A 7	A/S 0.07	SA 0	SA/S 0.00	SE 0
Season 2005	SP 115	MP 33	K 271	K/S 2.36	E 63	TA 666	Pct .312	A 41	A/S 0.36	SA 0	SA/S 0.00	SE 0
Season 2006	SP 112	MP 33	K 285	K/S 2.54	E 75	TA 684	Pct .307	A 30	A/S 0.27	SA 12	SA/S 0.11	SE 17
Season 2007	SP 112	MP 31	K 283	K/S 2.53	E 58	TA 679	Pct .331	A 39	A/S 0.35	SA 11	SA/S 0.10	SE 23
Season Totals	SP 434	MP 129	K 994	K/S 2.29	E 237	TA 2389	Pct .317	A 117	A/S 0.27	SA 23	SA/S 0.05	SE 40

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 2004	DIG 27	D/S 0.28	RE 2	BS 11	BA 108	TB 119	B/S 1.25	BE 5	BHE 1	Points 220.0	Pts/S 2.32
Season 2005	DIG 20	D/S 0.17	RE 1	BS 17	BA 181	TB 198	B/S 1.72	BE 9	BHE 3	Points 378.5	Pts/S 3.29
Season 2006	DIG 54	D/S 0.48	RE 1	BS 21	BA 161	TB 182	B/S 1.62	BE 4	BHE 4	Points 398.5	Pts/S 3.56
Season 2007	DIG 52	D/S 0.46	RE 0	BS 18	BA 154	TB 172	B/S 1.54	BE 6	BHE 0	Points 389.0	Pts/S 4.37
Season Totals	DIG 153	D/S 0.35	RE 4	BS 67	BA 604	TB 671	B/S 1.55	BE 24	BHE 8	Points 1386.0	Pts/S 3.19

Reineke finished up her career as a Badger by earning third-team All-America honors in 2007. In the same year, Reineke was named AVCA All-Mideast Region and became just the third Badger to earn three first-team All-Big Ten honors. Reineke also excelled in the classroom as two-time ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree and a three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree.

The 6-3 Reineke left her mark on the UW as one of the best blockers in Badger history. She ranks first in career blocks per game (1.55), second in block assists (604) and total blocks (671).

In her final two seasons, Reineke ranked as one of the top blockers in the nation. In 2007, she averaged a team best 1.54 blocks per game, which ranked 16th nationally. As a junior, Reineke ranked eighth nationally with 1.62 blocks per game.

She was also one of the Badgers' most efficient hitters, ranking third in career hitting percentage (.317) and finished just six kills shy of the 1,000 mark.

6-3 — Middle Blocker

2007

Jackie Simpson

Second Team-2006

6-0 — Setter

Hometown: Downers Grove, Ill

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 2004	SP 103	MP 31	K 89	K/S 0.86	E 19	TA 202	Pct .347	A 1340	A/S 13.01	SA 9	SA/S 0.09	SE 20
Season 2005	SP 99	MP 32	K 89	K/S 0.90	E 23	TA 244	Pct .270	A 1178	A/S 11.90	SA 9	SA/S 0.09	SE 15
Season 2006	SP 106	MP 32	K 110	K/S 1.04	E 24	TA 237	Pct .363	A 1362	A/S 12.85	SA 14	SA/S 0.13	SE 16
Season 2007	SP 103	MP 28	K 83	K/S 0.81	E 22	TA 230	Pct .265	A 1355	A/S 13.16	SA 14	SA/S 0.14	SE 28
Season Totals	SP 411	MP 123	K 371	K/S 0.90	E 88	TA 913	Pct .310	A 5235	A/S 12.74	SA 46	SA/S 0.11	SE 79

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 2004	DIG 191	D/S 1.85	RE 0	BS 3	BA 72	TB 75	B/S 0.73	BE 8	BHE 20	Points 137.0	Pts/S 1.33
Season 2005	DIG 190	D/S 1.92	RE 3	BS 5	BA 94	TB 99	B/S 1.00	BE 8	BHE 25	Points 150.0	Pts/S 1.52
Season 2006	DIG 216	D/S 2.04	RE 1	BS 5	BA 91	TB 96	B/S 0.91	BE 1	BHE 28	Points 174.5	Pts/S 1.65
Season 2007	DIG 206	D/S 2.00	RE 0	BS 9	BA 75	TB 84	B/S 0.82	BE 4	BHE 16	Points 143.5	Pts/S 1.39
Season Totals	DIG 803	D/S 1.95	RE 4	BS 22	BA 332	TB 354	B/S 0.86	BE 21	BHE 89	Points 605.0	Pts/S 1.47

Simpson earned second-team All-America honors in 2006, becoming just the fourth UW junior to be honored.

Simpson earned All-Big Ten and AVCA All-Mideast Region honors in 2006 and 2007. She was named the AVCA National Player of the Week on Oct. 31, 2006, after setting the Badgers to wins over then-No. 2 Penn State and then-No. 24 Ohio State.

A four-year starter, Simpson ranks second on the UW all-time list with 5,235 career assists. She ranks third with 12.70 assists per game. Simpson was also an outstanding blocker, ranking 10th on the UW career record list with 332 block assists and 11th in total blocks with 354.

In her career, Simpson earned seven all-tournament honors, including MVP honors at the 2007 InnTowner Invitational. She was also named to the 2004 Big Ten All-Freshman team. Simpson was a three-time Big Ten Player of the Week and was a member of the 2006 USA Volleyball A-2 program.

6-0 — Setter

2006

Sheila Shaw

Third Team-2005

6-1 — Middle Blocker

Hometown: Muskego, Wis

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 2002	SP 82	MP 27	K 167	K/S 2.04	E 63	TA 336	Pct .310	A 3	A/S 0.04	SA 10	SA/S 0.12	SE 42
Season 2003	SP 123	MP 33	K 373	K/S 3.03	E 116	TA 820	Pct .313	A 16	A/S 0.13	SA 54	SA/S 0.44	SE 69
Season 2004	SP 115	MP 32	K 438	K/S 3.81	E 142	TA 1018	Pct .291	A 6	A/S 0.05	SA 19	SA/S 0.17	SE 72
Season 2005	SP 115	MP 33	K 335	K/S 2.91	E 101	TA 720	Pct .325	A 25	A/S 0.22	SA 35	SA/S 0.30	SE 45
Season Totals	SP 435	MP 125	K 1313	K/S 3.02	E 422	TA 2894	Pct .308	A 50	A/S 0.11	SA 118	SA/S 0.27	SE 228

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 2002	DIG 48	D/S 0.59	RE 2	BS 12	BA 56	TB 68	B/S 0.83	BE 6	BHE 2	Points 217.0	Pts/S 2.65
Season 2003	DIG 72	D/S 0.59	RE 3	BS 12	BA 82	TB 94	B/S 0.76	BE 10	BHE 3	Points 480.0	Pts/S 3.90
Season 2004	DIG 74	D/S 0.64	RE 2	BS 12	BA 144	TB 156	B/S 1.36	BE 10	BHE 2	Points 541.0	Pts/S 4.70
Season 2005	DIG 105	D/S 0.91	RE 1	BS 27	BA 144	TB 171	B/S 1.49	BE 11	BHE 3	Points 469.0	Pts/S 4.08
Season Totals	DIG 299	D/S 0.69	RE 8	BS 63	BA 426	TB 489	B/S 1.12	BE 37	BHE 10	Points 1707.0	Pts/S 3.92

Shaw was named a third-team All-American in 2005, continuing the strong UW tradition of outstanding middle blockers.

Shaw was a two-time All-Big Ten pick and earned four all-tournament honors including being named the most valuable player of the InnTowner Invitational three times. She was a two-time AVCA All-Mideast Region honoree, earned one Big Ten Player of the Week award and was named to the 2002 Big Ten All-Freshman team.

A four-year starter for the Badgers, Shaw wrapped up her career among the top UW players in hitting percentage (third at .308), kills (sixth with 1,313), block assists (sixth/426), total blocks (sixth/489), points (sixth/1,707), service aces (ninth/118), block solos (10th/63), total attack attempts (13th/2,894), games played (12th/435) and matches played (15th/125).

Shaw was a two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree and earned CoSIDA Academic All-District honors as a senior.

6-1 — Middle Blocker

2005

Jill Odenthal

Third Team-2004

6-0 — Opposite Hitter

Hometown: Geneva, Ill

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 2001	SP 70	MP 27	K 182	K/S 2.60	E 56	TA 449	Pct .281	A 17	A/S 0.24	SA 10	SA/S 0.14	SE 19
Season 2002	SP 94	MP 28	K 297	K/S 3.16	E 97	TA 658	Pct .304	A 10	A/S 0.11	SA 6	SA/S 0.06	SE 15
Season 2003	SP 116	MP 33	K 415	K/S 3.58	E 132	TA 923	Pct .307	A 77	A/S 0.66	SA 48	SA/S 0.41	SE 82
Season 2004	SP 115	MP 32	K 352	K/S 3.06	E 110	TA 880	Pct .275	A 99	A/S 0.86	SA 21	SA/S 0.18	SE 90
Season Totals	SP 395	MP 120	K 1246	K/S 3.15	E 395	TA 2910	Pct .292	A 203	A/S 0.51	SA 85	SA/S 0.22	SE 206

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 2001	DIG 100	D/S 1.43	RE 7	BS 2	BA 28	TB 30	B/S 0.43	BE 6	BHE 0	Points 208.0	Pts/S 2.97
Season 2002	DIG 64	D/S 0.68	RE 1	BS 2	BA 29	TB 31	B/S 0.33	BE 5	BHE 1	Points 334.0	Pts/S 3.55
Season 2003	DIG 193	D/S 1.66	RE 21	BS 3	BA 35	TB 38	B/S 0.33	BE 5	BHE 2	Points 483.5	Pts/S 4.17
Season 2004	DIG 224	D/S 1.95	RE 26	BS 9	BA 87	TB 96	B/S 0.83	BE 8	BHE 6	Points 425.5	Pts/S 3.70
Season Totals	DIG 581	D/S 1.47	RE 55	BS 16	BA 179	TB 195	B/S 0.49	BE 24	BHE 9	Points 1451.0	Pts/S 3.67

Odenthal earned third-team All-America honors in 2004, only the second UW right-side hitter to be honored.

A leftie, Odenthal was a four-year starter and ended her career ranked ninth on the UW all-time list with 1,246 kills and fourth in hitting percentage at .292. During her career, the Badgers advanced to the NCAA tournament all four years including an appearance in the Elite Eight her senior season.

Odenthal was a 2003 All-Big Ten and AVCA All-Mideast Region selection and earned honorable mention honors on both teams in 2004. She earned four all-tournament honors during her tenure and was also named to the 2001 Big Ten All-Freshman team.

Academically, Odenthal was a three-time Academic All-Big Ten selection and four-time member of the Dean's List in genetics. She was a member of Chi Alpha Sigma, the National Student-Athlete Honor Society.

6-0 — Opposite Hitter

2004

Erin Byrd

Second Team-2002

6-0 — Outside Hitter

Hometown: Glen Ellyn, Ill

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 1999	SP 114	MP 32	K 214	K/S 1.88	E 115	TA 705	Pct .140	A 14	A/S 0.12	SA 25	SA/S 0.22	SE 32
Season 2000	SP 122	MP 37	K 169	K/S 1.39	E 81	TA 577	Pct .153	A 29	A/S 0.24	SA 22	SA/S 0.18	SE 25
Season 2001	SP 107	MP 31	K 370	K/S 3.46	E 139	TA 950	Pct .243	A 28	A/S 0.26	SA 32	SA/S 0.30	SE 25
Season 2002	SP 119	MP 33	K 517	K/S 4.34	E 149	TA 1295	Pct .284	A 29	A/S 0.24	SA 41	SA/S 0.34	SE 36
Season Totals	SP 462	MP 133	K 1270	K/S 2.75	E 484	TA 3527	Pct .223	A 100	A/S 0.22	SA 120	SA/S 0.26	SE 118

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 1999	DIG 362	D/S 3.18	RE 41	BS 6	BA 36	TB 42	B/S 0.37	BE 8	BHE 3	Points 263.0	Pts/S 2.31
Season 2000	DIG 372	D/S 3.05	RE 33	BS 12	BA 32	TB 44	B/S 0.36	BE 8	BHE 5	Points 219.0	Pts/S 1.80
Season 2001	DIG 310	D/S 2.90	RE 31	BS 10	BA 39	TB 49	B/S 0.46	BE 5	BHE 1	Points 431.5	Pts/S 3.63
Season 2002	DIG 353	D/S 2.97	RE 33	BS 8	BA 34	TB 42	B/S 0.35	BE 5	BHE 3	Points 583.0	Pts/S 4.90
Season Totals	DIG 1397	D/S 3.02	RE 138	BS 36	BA 141	TB 177	B/S 0.38	BE 26	BHE 12	Points 1496.5	Pts/S 3.24

Byrd earned second-team All-America honors in 2002, becoming only the second UW left-side hitter to earn the honor.

Byrd was a four-year starter for the Badgers and ranks among their best all-around players. She ranks among the top players in career kills (seventh with 1,270), attack attempts (sixth/3,527), service aces (eighth/120) and digs (third/1,397). Byrd became only the fourth player in UW history to record over 1,000 kills and 1,200 digs in a career.

During her four years, Byrd aided Wisconsin to two Big Ten Conference titles, four NCAA tournament bids including the 2000 NCAA runner-up finish.

Byrd was an unanimous All-Big Ten selection in 2002 and earned honorable mention honors in 2001. As a senior, she was named to the all-region team and picked up four all-tournament honors. She was also named to the Big Ten All-Freshman team. Byrd was a three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree.

6-0 — Outside Hitter

2002

Morgan Shields

Third Team-2002

5-11 — Setter

Hometown: Watertown, Wis

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 1999	SP 55	MP 21	K 24	K/S 0.44	E 20	TA 90	Pct .044	A 531	A/S 9.65	SA 16	SA/S 0.29	SE 23
Season 2000	SP 20	MP 12	K 26	K/S 1.30	E 8	TA 47	Pct .383	A 206	A/S 10.30	SA 7	SA/S 0.35	SE 17
Season 2001	SP Redshirt Season
Season 2002	SP 120	MP 33	K 126	K/S 1.05	E 49	TA 284	Pct .271	A 1669	A/S 13.91	SA 63	SA/S 0.52	SE 95
Season 2003	SP 123	MP 33	K 70	K/S 0.57	E 38	TA 184	Pct .174	A 1670	A/S 13.58	SA 26	SA/S 0.21	SE 58
Season Totals	SP 318	MP 99	K 246	K/S 0.77	E 115	TA 605	Pct .217	A 4076	A/S 12.82	SA 112	SA/S 0.35	SE 193

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 1999	DIG 95	D/S 1.73	RE 0	BS 1	BA 14	TB 15	B/S 0.27	BE 6	BHE 8	Points 48.0	Pts/S 0.87
Season 2000	DIG 31	D/S 1.55	RE 0	BS 0	BA 14	TB 14	B/S 0.70	BE 1	BHE 1	Points 40	Pts/S 2.00
Season 2001	DIG Redshirt Season
Season 2002	DIG 291	D/S 2.42	RE 1	BS 7	BA 59	TB 66	B/S 0.55	BE 12	BHE 16	Points 225.5	Pts/S 1.88
Season 2003	DIG 277	D/S 2.25	RE 0	BS 3	BA 33	TB 36	B/S 0.29	BE 19	BHE 36	Points 115.5	Pts/S 0.94
Season Totals	DIG 694	D/S 2.18	RE 1	BS 11	BA 120	TB 131	B/S 0.41	BE 38	BHE 61	Points 429.0	Pts/S 1.35

Shields became the third UW setter to earn All-America honors when she was selected to the third team in 2002.

Shields ranked fourth in the nation and led the Big Ten Conference with 13.91 assists per game. She was also among the nation's top servers averaging 0.52 aces per game.

As a junior, she earned All-Big Ten and AVCA All-Region honors. Shields was twice named the Big Ten Player of the Week in 2002 and was also named the MVP of the InnTowner Invitational. She was a three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree. Shields ended her career ranked third on the UW career list for assists with 4,076. She also ranked 10th in career service aces with 112.

Shields was a member of two Big Ten championship and four NCAA tournament teams. She was honored as a senior with the Big Ten Medal of Honor for athletic and academic excellence.

5-11 — Setter

2002

Lizzy Fitzgerald

Second Team-2000, 2001

6-0 — Setter

Hometown: New Orleans, LA

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 1998	SP 5	MP 4	K 1	K/S 0.20	E 1	TA 3	Pct .000	A 9	A/S 1.80	SA 0	SA/S 0.00	SE 0
Season 1999	SP 85	MP 30	K 66	K/S 0.78	E 33	TA 189	Pct .175	A 919	A/S 10.81	SA 15	SA/S 0.18	SE 20
Season 2000	SP 111	MP 34	K 138	K/S 1.24	E 35	TA 318	Pct .324	A 1527	A/S 13.76	SA 12	SA/S 0.11	SE 14
Season 2001	SP 107	MP 31	K 105	K/S 0.98	E 46	TA 268	Pct .220	A 1468	A/S 13.72	SA 22	SA/S 0.21	SE 17
Season Totals	SP 308	MP 99	K 310	K/S 1.01	E 115	TA 778	Pct .251	A 3923	A/S 12.74	SA 49	SA/S 0.16	SE 51

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 1998	DIG 2	D/S 0.40	RE 0	BS 0	BA 0	TB 0	B/S 0.00	BE 1	BHE 0	Points 1.0	Pts/S 0.20
Season 1999	DIG 190	D/S 2.24	RE 1	BS 10	BA 47	TB 57	B/S 0.67	BE 12	BHE 23	Points 114.5	Pts/S 1.35
Season 2000	DIG 284	D/S 2.56	RE 0	BS 15	BA 79	TB 94	B/S 0.85	BE 12	BHE 23	Points 204.5	Pts/S 1.84
Season 2001	DIG 262	D/S 2.45	RE 3	BS 14	BA 81	TB 95	B/S 0.89	BE 9	BHE 10	Points 181.5	Pts/S 1.70
Season Totals	DIG 738	D/S 2.40	RE 4	BS 39	BA 207	TB 246	B/S 0.80	BE 34	BHE 56	Points 501.5	Pts/S 1.63

Fitzgerald earned second-team All-America honors in 2000 and 2001. She joins Sherisa Livingston and Kelly Kennedy as the only two-time All-Americans in program history.

During her four years with the Badgers, Fitzgerald was a member of four NCAA tournament teams including the 2000 NCAA runner-up squad. She was also a member of two Big Ten Conference championship teams.

As a junior and senior, Fitzgerald was one of the top setters in the country. She ranked fourth in assists per game in 2001 with 13.72. Fitzgerald set the UW four-game match record for assists (78) and totalled 3,923 assists in her career.

Fitzgerald was a two-time AVCA National Player of the Week, earning the first-ever honor for a Badger in 2000. She was the 2001 Big Ten Player of the Year and also earned All-Big Ten honors in 2000. Fitzgerald was a two-time AVCA all-region honoree and a four-time all-tournament selection.

6-0 — Setter

2000-2001

Sherisa Livingston

First Team-2000, 2001

6-2 — Middle Blocker

Hometown: Simi Valley, Calif

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 1998	SP 109	MP 35	K 352	K/S 3.23	E 106	TA 682	Pct .361	A 4	A/S 0.04	SA 1	SA/S 0.01	SE 1
Season 1999	SP 98	MP 28	K 357	K/S 3.64	E 135	TA 715	Pct .310	A 7	A/S 0.07	SA 4	SA/S 0.04	SE 5
Season 2000	SP 126	MP 37	K 654	K/S 5.19	E 182	TA 1266	Pct .373	A 12	A/S 0.10	SA 2	SA/S 0.02	SE 6
Season 2001	SP 107	MP 31	K 549	K/S 5.13	E 159	TA 971	Pct .402	A 7	A/S 0.07	SA 3	SA/S 0.03	SE 5
Season Totals	SP 440	MP 131	K 1912	K/S 4.35	E 582	TA 3634	Pct .366	A 30	A/S 0.07	SA 10	SA/S 0.02	SE 17

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 1998	DIG 41	D/S 0.38	RE 1	BS 17	BA 113	TB 130	B/S 1.19	BE 15	BHE 2	Points 426.5	Pts/S 3.91
Season 1999	DIG 41	D/S 0.42	RE 0	BS 22	BA 129	TB 151	B/S 1.54	BE 15	BHE 2	Points 447.5	Pts/S 4.57
Season 2000	DIG 102	D/S 0.81	RE 1	BS 34	BA 140	TB 174	B/S 1.38	BE 26	BHE 3	Points 760.0	Pts/S 6.03
Season 2001	DIG 62	D/S 0.58	RE 2	BS 15	BA 110	TB 125	B/S 1.17	BE 22	BHE 2	Points 622.0	Pts/S 5.81
Season Totals	DIG 246	D/S 0.56	RE 4	BS 88	BA 492	TB 580	B/S 1.32	BE 78	BHE 9	Points 2256.0	Pts/S 5.13

Livingston became the first Wisconsin player to earn first-team All-America honors in 2000. In 2001, she became the Badgers' first two-time first-team All-American.

Livingston wrapped up her career as the UW's all-time kill leader with 1,912 and set the career hitting percentage mark at .366. She also ranks among the top blockers, coming in fourth in total blocks with 580.

During her four years with the Badgers, she aided the team to four NCAA tournament appearances, including the 2000 NCAA runner-up finish. Wisconsin also won two Big Ten Conference titles during her career.

Livingston was named the 2000 co-Big Ten Player of the Year and the 2000-01 Wisconsin Female Athlete of the Year. She is a three-time All-Big Ten selection and a four-time AVCA all-region selection. Livingston was also named the 1998 Big Ten Freshman of the Year.

A nine-time all-tournament selection, Livingston was a member of the U.S. Junior National Team in 1998 and 1999, and was named the best blocker at the 1999 World Junior Championships.

Livingston has played professionally for the last 11 years and was inducted into the Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame in 2007.

6-2 — Middle Blocker

2000-2001

Jenny Maastricht

Second Team-1999

6-2 — Outside Hitter

Hometown: Silver Lake, Wis

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 1997	SP 31	MP 15	K 80	K/S 2.58	E 29	TA 177	Pct .288	A 2	A/S 0.06	SA 0	SA/S 0.00	SE 5
Season 1998	SP 69	MP 27	K 175	K/S 2.54	E 61	TA 434	Pct .263	A 8	A/S 0.12	SA 11	SA/S 0.16	SE 22
Season 1999	SP 115	MP 32	K 437	K/S 3.80	E 178	TA 1135	Pct .228	A 62	A/S 0.54	SA 37	SA/S 0.32	SE 29
Season 2000	SP 126	MP 37	K 556	K/S 4.41	E 208	TA 1484	Pct .235	A 28	A/S 0.22	SA 28	SA/S 0.22	SE 39
Season Totals	SP 341	MP 111	K 1248	K/S 3.66	E 476	TA 3230	Pct .239	A 100	A/S 0.29	SA 76	SA/S 0.22	SE 95

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 1997	DIG 12	D/S 0.39	RE 0	BS 6	BA 34	TB 40	B/S 1.29	BE 3	BHE 1	Points 103.0	Pts/S 3.32
Season 1998	DIG 86	D/S 1.25	RE 0	BS 6	BA 44	TB 50	B/S 0.72	BE 4	BHE 1	Points 214.0	Pts/S 3.10
Season 1999	DIG 301	D/S 2.62	RE 33	BS 15	BA 113	TB 128	B/S 1.11	BE 10	BHE 5	Points 545.0	Pts/S 4.74
Season 2000	DIG 357	D/S 2.83	RE 20	BS 19	BA 54	TB 73	B/S 0.58	BE 11	BHE 6	Points 630.0	Pts/S 5.00
Season Totals	DIG 756	D/S 2.22	RE 53	BS 46	BA 245	TB 291	B/S 0.85	BE 28	BHE 13	Points 1492.0	Pts/S 4.38

Maastricht earned second-team All-America honors in 1999, leading the Badgers with 3.80 kills and 0.32 service aces per game. The left-side hitter also ranked second on the team with 1.11 blocks per game.

Maastricht was one of the Badgers' most versatile players ever. She came to the UW as a middle blocker and switched to right-side hitter as a sophomore. After playing two years in that position, the 6-1 Maastricht switched to left-side hitter as a senior.

Maastricht was a two-time All-Big Ten and all-region selection. She was named the AVCA National Player of the Week on Oct. 30, 2000, and was also a two-time Big Ten Player of the Week. Maastricht earned six all-tournament honors during her career.

She ended her career with 1,248 kills, which ranks eighth on UW career list. Maastricht also ranks fifth in kills per game (3.66) and eighth in total attack attempts (3,230).

Maastricht trained with the U.S. National Team during the winter and spring of 2001. She was also part of the A-2 program in 1999.

6-2 — Outside Hitter

1999

Kelly Kennedy

Second Team-1997, 1998

6-4 — Middle Blocker

Hometown: Barrington Hills, Ill

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 1996	SP 41	MP 12	K 85	K/S 2.07	E 19	TA 195	Pct .338	A 2	A/S 0.05	SA 5	SA/S 0.12	SE 5
Season 1997	SP 106	MP 32	K 369	K/S 3.48	E 91	TA 754	Pct .369	A 3	A/S 0.03	SA 27	SA/S 0.25	SE 37
Season 1998	SP 119	MP 35	K 442	K/S 3.71	E 119	TA 953	Pct .339	A 16	A/S 0.13	SA 30	SA/S 0.25	SE 49
Season 1999	SP 99	MP 28	K 331	K/S 3.34	E 95	TA 756	Pct .312	A 9	A/S 0.09	SA 24	SA/S 0.24	SE 33
Season Totals	SP 365	MP 107	K 1227	K/S 3.36	E 324	TA 2658	Pct .340	A 30	A/S 0.08	SA 86	SA/S 0.24	SE 124

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 1996	DIG 27	D/S 0.66	RE 2	BS 22	BA 34	TB 56	B/S 1.37	BE 12	BHE 1	Points 129	Pts/S 3.15
Season 1997	DIG 116	D/S 1.09	RE 4	BS 19	BA 126	TB 145	B/S 1.37	BE 27	BHE 3	Points 478	Pts/S 4.51
Season 1998	DIG 172	D/S 1.45	RE 5	BS 26	BA 131	TB 157	B/S 1.32	BE 21	BHE 3	Points 563.5	Pts/S 4.73
Season 1999	DIG 185	D/S 1.87	RE 1	BS 20	BA 90	TB 110	B/S 1.11	BE 15	BHE 5	Points 420.0	Pts/S 4.24
Season Totals	DIG 500	D/S 1.37	RE 12	BS 87	BA 381	TB 468	B/S 1.28	BE 75	BHE 12	Points 1590.5	Pts/S 4.36

Kennedy was a two-time All-American, earning second-team honors in 1997 and 1998. She aided the Badgers to back-to-back appearances in NCAA regional finals and a share of the 1997 Big Ten Conference title.

Kennedy ranks second on the UW's career list for hitting percentage at .339. She also ranks fourth in kills (1,406), fifth in block assists (454), fourth in block solos (101) and fifth in total blocks (555).

The 6-4 middle blocker was a three-time All-Big Ten selection and a two-time all-region honoree. She was a five-time all-tournament selection and a three-time Big Ten Player of the Week.

Kennedy trained with the U.S. National Team A-2 program in 1999 and played with the Chicago Thunder of the USPV.

6-4 — Middle Blocker

1997-1998

Amy Lee

Second Team-1997

6-1 — Opposite Hitter

Hometown: Milwaukee, Wis

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 1994	SP 94	MP 31	K 212	K/S 2.26	E 116	TA 537	Pct .179	A 16	A/S 0.17	SA 3	SA/S 0.03	SE 12
Season 1995	SP 136	MP 37	K 628	K/S 4.62	E 258	TA 1468	Pct .252	A 13	A/S 0.10	SA 38	SA/S 0.28	SE 71
Season 1996	SP 109	MP 33	K 402	K/S 3.69	E 169	TA 1075	Pct .217	A 20	A/S 0.18	SA 23	SA/S 0.21	SE 54
Season 1997	SP 112	MP 33	K 419	K/S 3.74	E 140	TA 1049	Pct .266	A 16	A/S 0.14	SA 40	SA/S 0.36	SE 58
Season Totals	SP 451	MP 134	K 1661	K/S 3.68	E 683	TA 4129	Pct .237	A 65	A/S 0.14	SA 104	SA/S 0.23	SE 195

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 1994	DIG 46	D/S 0.49	RE 3	BS 4	BA 56	TB 60	B/S 0.64	BE 3	BHE 3	Points 247.0	Pts/S 2.63
Season 1995	DIG 281	D/S 2.14	RE 19	BS 7	BA 139	TB 146	B/S 1.07	BE 8	BHE 4	Points 742.5	Pts/S 5.46
Season 1996	DIG 262	D/S 2.40	RE 24	BS 7	BA 123	TB 130	B/S 1.19	BE 10	BHE 5	Points 493.5	Pts/S 4.53
Season 1997	DIG 259	D/S 3.21	RE 26	BS 6	BA 112	TB 118	B/S 1.05	BE 2	BHE 2	Points 521.0	Pts/S 4.65
Season Totals	DIG 848	D/S 1.88	RE 72	BS 24	BA 430	TB 454	B/S 1.01	BE 23	BHE 14	Points 1986.0	Pts/S 4.40

Lee earned second-team All-America honors in 1997 after leading the Badgers to a share of the Big Ten Conference title and an appearance in the NCAA regional final.

Known for her powerful left-handed kill, the 6-0 opposite hitter led the Badgers with 3.74 kills per game as a senior. She also ranked third on the team with 1.05 blocks per game.

Lee ended her career as the UW's then-all-time kill leader with 1,661 and still ranks first in total attempts with 4,129. She also ranks sixth in block assists with 430 and ninth in total blocks with 454.

Lee was a unanimous pick for the 1997 All-Big Ten team and also earned all-region honors. She was an eight-time all-tournament selection and a three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree.

Lee served as an assistant coach at Marquette University for three seasons.

6-1 — Opposite Hitter

1997

Laura Abbinante

Second Team-1996

5-9 — Setter

Hometown: Itasca, Ill

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 1993	SP 113	MP 32	K 83	K/S 0.73	E 38	TA 288	Pct .156	A 1291	A/S 11.42	SA 27	SA/S 0.24	SE 41
Season 1994	SP 126	MP 33	K 114	K/S 0.90	E 42	TA 312	Pct .231	A 1544	A/S 12.25	SA 37	SA/S 0.29	SE 44
Season 1995	SP 131	MP 36	K 111	K/S 0.85	E 44	TA 321	Pct .209	A 1653	A/S 12.62	SA 36	SA/S 0.28	SE 65
Season 1996	SP 101	MP 30	K 130	K/S 1.19	E 23	TA 285	Pct .340	A 1345	A/S 13.32	SA 33	SA/S 0.33	SE 30
Season Totals	SP 471	MP 137	K 438	K/S 0.93	E 147	TA 1206	Pct .241	A 5833	A/S 12.38	SA 133	SA/S 0.28	SE 210

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 1993	DIG 288	D/S 2.55	RE 5	BS 7	BA 63	TB 70	B/S 0.62	BE 11	BHE 35	Points 148.5	Pts/S 1.31
Season 1994	DIG 346	D/S 2.75	RE 1	BS 11	BA 88	TB 99	B/S 0.79	BE 13	BHE 34	Points 206.0	Pts/S 1.63
Season 1995	DIG 367	D/S 2.80	RE 2	BS 5	BA 87	TB 92	B/S 0.70	BE 14	BHE 30	Points 195.5	Pts/S 1.49
Season 1996	DIG 245	D/S 2.43	RE 0	BS 12	BA 66	TB 78	B/S 0.77	BE 16	BHE 13	Points 208.0	Pts/S 2.06
Season Totals	DIG 1246	D/S 2.65	RE 8	BS 35	BA 304	TB 339	B/S 0.72	BE 54	BHE 111	Points 758.0	Pts/S 1.61

Abbinante became Wisconsin's second All-American and its first setter to earn the honor in 1996. She guided the Badgers to the NCAA regional semifinals in 1996 and to the NIVC title in 1995. Abbinante averaged 13.32 assists per game as a senior, which ranked 19th in the nation.

The 5-9 setter is the UW career record holder for assists with 5,833. She also ranks in the top 10 in service aces (seventh with 133), digs (fifth with 1,246), block assists (13th with 304) and total blocks (13th with 339).

Abbinante was a two-time All-Big Ten and two-time all-region selection. She was an 11-time all-tournament honoree and competed in two U.S. Olympic Festivals.

5-9 — Setter

1996

Lisa Boyd

Second Team-1990

6-1 — Middle Blocker

Hometown: Dalton, Ill

Season	SP	MP	K	K/S	E	TA	Pct	A	A/S	SA	SA/S	SE
Season 1987	SP 67	MP 27	K 28	K/S 0.43	E 12	TA 104	Pct .154	A 5	A/S 0.07	SA 0	SA/S 0.00	SE 7
Season 1998	SP 115	MP 31	K 259	K/S 2.25	E 101	TA 718	Pct .220	A 7	A/S 0.06	SA 13	SA/S 0.11	SE 47
Season 1989	SP 110	MP 35	K 253	K/S 2.30	E 72	TA 583	Pct .310	A 9	A/S 0.08	SA 18	SA/S 0.16	SE 32
Season 1990	SP 128	MP 26	K 359	K/S 2.80	E 135	TA 855	Pct .262	A 10	A/S 0.08	SA 44	SA/S 0.34	SE 57
Season Totals	SP 420	MP 119	K 899	K/S 2.14	E 320	TA 2260	Pct .256	A 31	A/S 0.07	SA 75	SA/S 0.18	SE 143

Season	DIG	D/S	RE	BS	BA	TB	B/S	BE	BHE	Points	Pts/S
Season 1987	DIG 20	D/S 0.30	RE 3	BS 2	BA 26	TB 28	B/S 0.42	BE 3	BHE 0	Points 43.0	Pts/S 0.64
Season 1988	DIG 268	D/S 2.33	RE 30	BS 18	BA 116	TB 134	B/S 1.17	BE 14	BHE NA	Points 348.0	Pts/S 3.03
Season 1989	DIG 374	D/S 3.40	RE 34	BS 37	BA 118	TB 155	B/S 1.41	BE 18	BHE 6	Points 367.0	Pts/S 3.34
Season 1990	DIG 372	D/S 2.91	RE 52	BS 56	BA 150	TB 206	B/S 1.61	BE 6	BHE 9	Points 534.0	Pts/S 4.17
Season Totals	DIG 1034	D/S 2.46	RE 119	BS 113	BA 410	TB 523	B/S 1.25	BE 41	BHE 15	Points 1292.0	Pts/S 3.08

Boyd was the pioneer for UW volleyball. She was the first All-American, earning second-team honors in 1990, while guiding the Badgers to their first NCAA tournament appearance. She was also the first UW Big Ten Player of the Year, leading Wisconsin to its first conference title in 1990.

The 6-0 middle blocker ended her career ranking among the top 10 in very category except assists. She still ranks third in block solos (113), sixth in total blocks (523), eightth in block assists (410) and tied for eighth in digs (1034).

Boyd was a unanimous All-Big Ten selection in 1990 and an AVCA All-Region honoree. She led the Big Ten in blocking in 1989 and 1990, and was a three-time Big Ten Player of the Week. Boyd was named the most valuable player of the inaugural NIVC in 1989 as the Badgers won the team title. She was also named the UW's Female Athlete of the Year for 1990-91.

In 2000, Boyd became the first volleyball player inducted into the UW Athletic Hall of Fame.

6-1 — Middle Blocker