Jill Haas (2020) - Hall of Fame

Sacramento State

Hall of Fame

Attended Sacramento State from 1994-98.
Became the first volleyball player during the Div. I era to be named All-America. As a junior in 1995, she was a second team All-American and first team all-District 8 selection.
During that 1995 season, she was second in the nation with 6.05 kills per set to go along with 4.69 digs per set and a .292 hitting percentage.
Member of the Sacramento State Volleyball Hall of Fame.
Despite playing just three years (1994-96) after transferring from UC Santa Barbara, Haas is easily the volleyball program's all-time leader with 2,037 career kills and 5.55 kills per set.
As a senior, she was named Big Sky MVP, first team all-league, Big Sky all-tournament and Big Sky all-academic. The 1996 season was the Hornets' first in the Big Sky.
During her three seasons, the Hornets combined for a 77-27 record.
Finished her career with 5.55 kills, 4.29 digs, 0.32 aces and 0.40 blocks per set while hitting .265.
Also played softball at Sacramento State from 1995-98 where she hit 13 career home runs, a mark which stood as the program record for 19 years.

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