Jordan Goad Class: Sophomore Hometown: Toldeo, Ohio High School: Notre Dame Academy Height: 5-9 Position: S

Jordan Goad took over as CSU's starting setter three matches into her freshman campaign and never looked back. Blessed with a tremendous amount of athletic ability, Goad is able to distribute the ball to any position on the floor, while also providing the Vikings with defense at the net with her length and agility. With a year under her belt as CSU's starting setter, Goad should have a better rapport with her hitters this season.

2008 SEASON (FRESHMAN)
•Selected to the Horizon League All-Newcomer team.
•Ranked second in the league and 86th in Division I in assists (10.14).
•Dished out 1,186 assists, the 10th highest single season total in school history and the most by a freshman in program history.
•Appeared in 117 of the 118 sets that the Vikings played, starting the final 28 matches after coming off the bench in the first two.
•Handed out at least 40 assists in 17 matches, at least 50 five times and 60 once.
•Had a string of eight consecutive matches with at least 40 assists (10/7-10/25).
•Compiled 89 kills, 30 aces, 211 digs and 40 blocks.
•Recorded a double-double of 55 assists and 11 digs with five kills in Horizon League Championship match vs. Milwaukee (11/23).
•Went for 58 assists and nine digs in league semifinal win over Valparaiso (11/22).
•Posted 39 assists and career-high 14 digs in league quarterfinal win over Wright State (11/21).
•Dished out a career-high 60 assists with 12 digs and career-best five aces in win over Wright State (10/25).
•Finished with 45 assists and 10 digs in loss to Milwaukee (10/12).
•Neared triple-double with 44 assists, 13 digs and seven digs at Wright State (9/26), her first double-double effort.
•Notched 50 assists with eight digs in five-set loss at Dayton (9/6).
•Handed out 21 assists, leading squad to season-best .392 hitting percentage against Chicago State (8/30), her first career start.

HIGH SCHOOL
•Third team all-state pick as a junior and second team selection as a senior.
•Named City and District Player of the Year as a senior after amassing more than 600 assists and 75 kills.
•First team all-city and all-district selection her final two seasons.
•Three-year letterwinner in volleyball.
•Led team to city and district titles in her final season.
•Served as team captain as a sophomore, junior and senior.

PERSONAL
•Born May 24, 1990 in Columbus, Ohio.
•Daughter of Gregory and Mary Goad.
•Has two brothers, Jarrod and Shane.
•Father wrestled for two seasons each at Ohio State and Notre Dame.
•Honor student in high school.
•Volunteered more than 50 hours of community service every summer.
•Earned CSU's Athletic Academic Excellence Award in 2009.
•Biology major.