Towson University Athletics

Fourth-year performer for the Tigers ... tallest player on the team ... has made tremendous improvement throughout career ... red-shirted her freshman year in 2002 ... has a solid work ethic ... enters the final season fifth all-time on Towson’s career block list (325).

2005 Season: All-CAA Second Team ... CoSIDA Academic All-District II First Team ... Appeared in 34 matches, checking into 125 games ... led CAA in hitting (.356) and total blocks (160) ... was second in the CAA in blocks per game (1.28) ... was second on team with 316 kills (2.53/g) ... had eight kills and seven blocks in CAA finals against VCU ... had 11 kills in CAA  quarterfinals against JMU ... had 12 kills on .579 hitting with six blocks against George Mason ... recorded 15 kills against JMU ... posted 12 kills at Northeastern ... had 13 kills and four blocks at Hofstra ... recorded 11 kills and six blocks at Delaware ... had 15 kills on .483 hitting and four blocks against VCU ... notched 17 kills on .448 hitting and nine blocks against William & Mary ... recorded 15 kills and seven blocks at UNCW ... posted eight kills and a career-high 10 blocks at George Mason ... had nine kills on .643 hitting and seven blocks at JMU ... notched nine blocks against Northeastern ... posted 11 kills against Delaware ... had 10 kills in win at William & Mary ... recorded 11 kills on .556 hitting at VCU ... ranked 17th in the nation in hitting percentage (.438) on Sept. 13 ... recorded 14 kills on .571 hitting against UNCW ... posted nine blocks against St. John’s ... named to the George Washington Invitational All-Tournament Team ... had 11 kills against GWU ... had 10 kills and four blocks at Temple ... registered 11 kills and six blocks on .643 hitting against Rutgers.

2004 Season: Played in 32 matches ... ranked second on the team with a .338 hitting percentage ... also ranked second on the team with 0.96 blocks per game ... sat fourth in the CAA in hitting percentage ... stood tenth in the CAA in blocks ... named to all-tournament team at St. John’s Classic ... averaged 2.05 kills per game ... had 13 kills and hit .545 in win over St. Francis (N.Y.) ... had 11 kills and eight blocks against Rutgers ... had eight blocks and five kills in win at Delaware ... had eight kills and hit .700 in win at UNCW ... had 10 kills and a .529 hitting percentage in win over Stony Brook ... contributed 12 kills and seven blocks to the Tigers’ two match effort in the CAA Championship Tournament ... had five kills and hit .444 in win over Wake Forest ... had ten kills in loss to 12th-ranked Florida at St. John’s Tournament ... had six kills and three blocks and hit .365 in NCAA Tournament loss to Maryland.

2003 Season: CAA Commissioner’s List ... started all 31 matches as a freshman ... played in 107 games ... finished fourth on the team with 237 kills ... finished with the second highest hitting percentage on the team (.303) ... was third in the CAA in hitting percentage .... honored as the CAA Rookie of the Week three times, including back-to-back weeks in September ... added 25 service aces and 50 digs ... second on the team with 79 blocks ... averaged 2.17 kills during CAA games (.308) ... led Tigers to win at JMU with eight blocks and eight kills ... posted a career-high 19 kills with five blocks in win over West Virginia ... also had a .531 hitting percentage against the Mountaineers ... had 10 or more kills in a match 10 times ... had five kills and three blocks in season-opening win over Stony Brook ... had 12 kills and two blocks in loss at Dayton ... helped Tigers win the Towson Invitational ... named to the Towson Invitational All-Tournament team after helping the Tigers beat St. John’s with 12 kills and three blocks ... also posted 15 kills and two blocks in win over VCU in Towson Invitational ... tallied 13 kills, five digs and three blocks in CAA victory over Hofstra ... added 12 kills in three-game sweep at VCU ... recorded a career-high five service aces in CAA win over William & Mary ... led Tigers to win at UNCW with 11 kills and seven blocks ... had 10 kills in loss at Villanova that ended the Tigers’ 19-game win streak ... had eight kills and five blocks in three-game sweep at Hofstra ... had 12 kills and four blocks in loss to Hofstra in CAA semifinals.

2002 Season: Sat out as a red-shirt.

Background: Named first team All-Anne Arundel County as a senior ... helped Severna Park post a 20-1 record ... led Falcons to number one ranking in Baltimore area and the Anne Arundel County championship ... key performer for the Falcons’ state finalist team ... led team with 75 blocks as a senior ... second on the team with 143 kills ... named honorable mention All-County as a junior ... three-year starter for Coach Julie Allen ... also competed for track & field team ... four-year member of honor roll ... won the President’s Award for Academic Excellence ... named to Falcon Pride All-Academic team as a senior.

Personal: Has one younger brother ... hobbies include arts and crafts ... also enjoys reading ... very active volunteer with Habitat for Humanity ... earned Gold Award from the Girl Scouts ... father is an electrical engineer who graduated from Johns Hopkins ... mother is a SUNY-Brockport graduate ... daughter of Charles and Barbara Grempler ... born June 16, 1984 in Baltimore, Md.