Northwestern State University of Louisana

1999: Led the team with a .274 attack percentage, 19 block solos and 2.59 kills per game, and was second with 41 block assists and 60 total blocks...Played in only 21 matches and 63 games due to injuries...Missed early season and didn't record first of seven double-digit kills until 10/2 vs. Lamar (11,.409 attack percentage)...Season high 22 kills at UT San Antonio 10/16, when she had a season-best .559 hitting percentage with only 3 errors in 34 attempts...Hit .300 or better seven times, with 10 kills and a .350 rate 11/13 at Nicholls State.

Junior College: Played two seasons at Florida Community College at Jacksonville...As a freshman, her team finished the season with a 29-14 overall record, third place in the Florida Region, and a final national ranking of 16...Selected to the Regional VIII Championship All-Tournament team...Broke School records for solo blocks, total blocks, and kills...Received the Best Attacker Award at FCCJ...As a sophomore, led her team to a 28-4 overall mark, a third place finish in the Florida Region, and a final national ranking of six...Selected All-Conference, All-State, and All-Region.

High School: Lettered four years in volleyball at St. Martinville High School...Lettered four years in track and field, throwing the discus, shotput, javelin, and participating in the long jump...Lettered three years in softball as a right fielder...As a freshman, her team advanced to the state semi-finals in volleyball for the second year in a row...Was a first team All-District selection...As a junior, was named first team All-District and first team Best of the Bayou in volleyball...In track and field, advanced to the state discus competition...As a senior, named District MVP, Best of the Bayou MVP, and was an All-State nominee in volleyball...In track and field, once again advanced to the state discus competition...Named Most Outstanding Female/Field Events in the parish.

Personal: Born April 15, 1979, April is the daughter of viola H. George and Paul George.