My name is Emily Martin, I am sixteen years old, and my goal is to make it to an NCAA Division I or II college to play volleyball. I plan to study in the field of medicine: specifically to become an equine veterinarian. I have played volleyball since the third grade, and my position is primarily middle hitter and blocker. I have played travel volleyball since 2014, or when I was in 7th grade. Additionally, I have attended a range of elite camps, including West Virginia University Position Camp and Concord University Women’s Volleyball Camp, to improve my overall hitting and blocking power and consistency.
I feel that I could be a key aspect to your team because I am a positive leader; whether it may be in school, on the court, or in the weight room. My role as a middle hitter helps me to speak my team through the play as it occurs. In the past club seasons, my team has voted me as captain. Volleyball to me is a privilege, and my attitude towards every play is purely heart and love of the game.
My height is a great advantage personally; however, it could be a leading aspect for any team. My experience gained through travel volleyball has grown me into a strong player in the aspect of offense and defense.
When I am not on the court, I am typically working with my horses or involved in my church activities. I have been responsible for training and care for horses since I was a child, and I feel that made me a dominant leader, strong, and granted me patience.
Academically as a sophomore, I am currently enrolled in an AP Biology course, 12th grade Chemistry, and basic honors classes. I have maintained straight “A’s” for my entire high school career and a 4.31 GPA, along with tackling the task of athletics and extracurricular activities. I am a member of Key Club (a community service program) and a tutor for underclassmen in the school.
Although I have always loved playing as a Middle Hitter and Primary Blocker, I enjoy swinging on the right side as well. My height is working against me, but I also enjoy and appreciate reps on the back row. I am a versatile player, and in case of emergency, can even play my hand in setting.
Thank you for considering me. I will be an asset to your program.
Statistic | 2017 Varsity Team |
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Attack Kills | 103 |
Attack Errors | 41 |
Total Attempts | 336 |
Kill Percentage | 30.7 |
Kills/Game | 1.0 |
Solo Blocks | 37 |
Block Errors | 75 |
Total Blocks | 37 |
Blocks/Game | 0.7 |
Digs | 63 |
Digs/Game | 1.2 |
Receiving Chances | 17 |
Receiving Errors | 4 |
Matches Played | 108 |
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