UNLV: In UNLV[apos]s career record book, she sits ninth in total attempts (1,828).
2008: Played in 29 matches and 95 sets...Named to the ASU Sheraton Classic (Aug. 29-30), UNLV Invitational (Sept. 5-6), Oregon Classic (Sept. 12-13) and Denver Invitational (Sept. 20) all-tournament teams...Owned team highs in kills (284) and kills per set (2.99)...Had one match with 20 or more kills and 15 matches with 10 or more kills, including a season-high 27 at Arizona State (Aug. 29)...Had six matches with a hitting efficiency above .300 (minimum five kills) with a season-high .520 outing (14-1-25) at BYU (Oct. 11)...Had a total of 10 assists with a season-high two vs. SMU (Sept. 20)...Had a total of five aces with a season-high two at TCU (Oct. 25)...Had a total of 84 digs with a season-high seven on two occasions: at Oregon (Sept. 12) and at TCU (Oct. 25)...Had a total of 19 blocks (one solo, 18 assisted) with a season-high one solo block vs. Dayton (Aug. 29); four assisted blocks vs. Cal State Fullerton (Sept. 6); and a total of four blocks (four assisted) vs. Cal State Fullerton (Sept. 6).
2007: One of seven Rebels to have played in all 30 matches, while playing in 106 sets...Named to the Four Points Sheraton LAX Classic (Aug. 31-Sept. 1) All-Tournament Team...Had three double-doubles (all kill-dig combinations)...Had a total of 251 kills, two matches with 20 or more kills and 11 matches with 10 or more kills, including a season-high 22 at Loyola Marymount (Sept. 1)...Had 10 matches with a hitting efficiency above .300 with a season-high .500 outing (8-2-12) vs. Colorado State (Oct. 25)...Had a total of 22 assists with a season-high four against Utah (Sept. 15)...Had a total of 15 aces with a season-high three against BYU (Nov. 23) in the MWC Tournament semifinals...Had a total of 155 digs with four matches of 10 or more digs with a season-high 21 vs. Northwestern (Sept. 1)...Had a total of 41 blocks (six solo, 35 assisted) with a season-high four assisted blocks on three occasions and a total of five (one solo, four assisted) against Wyoming (Nov. 22) in the MWC Tournament quarterfinals.
2006: Played in 25 matches and 73 sets...Had four double-doubles (all kill-dig combinations)...Had a total of 156 kills, two matches with 15 or more kills and nine matches of 10 or more kills, including a season-high 15 on two occasions: Boise State (Sept. 2) and Utah (Sept. 21)...Had five matches with a hitting efficiency above .300 with a season-high .462 outing (6-0-13) vs. Wyoming (Oct. 7)...Had a total of 21 assists with a season-high four on two occasions: Boise State (Sept. 2) and San Diego State (Sept. 13)...Had a total of six aces with a season-high two vs. Boise State (Sept. 2)...Had a total of 102 digs with four matches of 10 or more digs with a season-high 19 at Washington State (Sept. 1)...Had a total of 37 blocks (three solo, 34 assisted) with a season-high five assisted blocks vs. Cal State Northridge (Sept. 9).
High School: A 2006 graduate of Ashland High School...Lettered all four years in volleyball, while splitting time between North Medford (freshman and sophomore) and Ashland (junior and senior)...Named to the all-conference team all four years, while earning first team honors during her sophomore, junior and senior seasons...Selected all-state first team in 2005, second team in 2004 and third team in 2003...In her senior season, she led the Grizzlies to the Oregon 4A State Championship with a 34-1 overall record and a 14-0 conference mark...Named the captain of the 2005 CEVA Regional High Performance Team...Recipient of the State Team Sportsmanship Award...Named to the all-state tournament first team...Lettered in track and field in 2002 and 2003.
Personal: Born on Sept. 22, 1987, in Medford, Ore...Daughter of Merri Walters-Woo (Cory Woo) and Phil Ross (Shawna Ross)...Has two half-brothers, Myles and Bryce... Majoring in journalism.
Walter[apos]s Career Statistics
SP MP K E TA Pct. A SA D BS BA
2006 73 25 156 81 406 .185 21 6 102 3 34
2007 106 30 251 100 629 .240 22 15 155 6 35
2008 95 29 284 114 793 .214 10 5 84 1 18
Total 274 84 691 295 1,828 .217 53 26 341 10 87
