Maddie Nunley

Photo by: Mitch Robinson

AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS:
SoCon Offensive Player of the Week (Oct.15-21)
2017 Academic Honor Roll

2018 (Sophomore):

Started 26 matches, including 91 sets.
Notched a career-high 66 assists against Western Carolina (Oct. 21).
Notched a career-high 20 digs against UT Martin (Sept. 7).
Notched a career-high six kills against The Citadel (Nov. 7).
Notched a career-high four total blocks against UNCG (Sept. 22).
Notched a career-high five service aces against The Citadel (Nov. 7).
Totaled 51 kills, 952 assists ,12 service aces, 206 digs and 34.0 total blocks for the season.
Marker her 1,000th assist.
Led the Bears in assists, ranking fourth in the SoCon (10.47 assists per set).

2017 (Freshman):

Appeared in 16 matches, including 46 sets.
Notched a career-high 49 assists against Western Carolina (Oct. 27).
Notched a career-high 13 digs against Furman (Nov. 17).
Notched a career-high five kills against The Citadel (Nov. 17).
Notched a career-high two service aces against Savannah State (Oct. 25).
Totaled 384 assists, 25 kills, 70 digs, 14.0 total blocks, and six service aces for the season.

HIGH SCHOOL:

Attended Vista Murrieta high school where she played four years under Kristen Cooke as a setter.
Placed third in the Queens Court Tournament in 2015.
Beach Citites Invitational Champions in 2013 and 2014.
Top 5 Torrey Pines Tournament in 2014.
Four years on the First All-Academic team.
All-Southwestern League Second team 2014.
All Valley Second team 2014.
Second team All-Inland Empire 2015.
CLASS Award Recipient 2015.
First team All-Southwestern League 2016.
First team All-Inland Empire 2016.
SoCal Prep Athlete of the Week 2016.
Santa Barbara Tournament of Champions All-Tournament team 2016.
Captain junior and senior years.
Set school record for most career assists.
Also played for Temecula Volleball Club for 11 years under head coach Rafu Rodriqguez as a setter.
2015 Junior Olympics Silver Medalist.
Placed first in the 2015 Southern California Volleyball Associations national Qualifier.
Placed second in the 2015 Far Western Qualifier.
Finished first in the Southern California Volleyball Association 2015.
Medaled at Junior Olympics four separate occasions.