Sacramento State

2014 LaVine Photo Gallery
2013 LaVine Photo Gallery

2014 Season
Appeared in 29 matches, including 13 starts and 68 sets played…appeared at both middle blocker and rightside hitter during the season…averaged 0.87 kills and 0.72 blocks per set…the blocking average was the third best mark on the team…improved her blocks per set to 0.97 in conference play, the second highest mark on the squad…had 59 kills in 162 total attacks, including hitting a combined .667 (8-0-12) over her final two matches…posted at least four blocks in six Big Sky matches…had a season-high six kills with a .364 hitting percentage at home vs. Idaho…season high of five blocks came on four occasions…started six of the final nine matches of the season.

2013 Season
Appeared in 26 matches, including 58 sets played and eight starts at middle blocker…finished with averages of 0.76 kills and 0.62 blocks per set while hitting .198…also had nine aces in 79 attempts, or one ace every 8.8 serves, the best mark on the team…had seven kills and a season-high .750 hitting percentage in a win over Lafayette…also posted a .692 hitting percentage and season highs in kills (9) and points (10.5) in a victory against Central Connecticut…had a season-best eight blocks in a home win against Montana State.

Prior to Sacramento State
Spent the 2012 season at West Virginia where she took a redshirt.

High School
A 2012 graduate of Fairview High School in Boulder, Colo…played four years of volleyball for the Knights, and was a two-year varsity starter…did not begin playing volleyball until her freshman year of high school…by her senior season, she was named team captain and MVP after finishing the year as the team leader in blocks and third on the squad in kills…also named the team’s most improved player at the conclusion of her sophomore season.

Personal
A kinesiology major…daughter of Nils LaVine and Margee Sullivan-Watkins… did not play club volleyball until her sophomore year when she began playing for the Juggernaut Volleyball Club of Wheat Ridge, Colo., where she spent three seasons…named team captain and team MVP during her final year with the club.