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| Amy Grabiec |
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 | Class: Sophomore
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 | Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio
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 | High School: St. Joseph's
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 | Height: 5-6
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 | Position: DS
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Amy Grabiec may have been CSU's most improved player as last season went on, becoming a key component of the backline. Her ability to adjust to the collegiate game quickly last season was one of the largest reasons she received a lot of action during her rookie campaign. That will no doubt help her mature even more this year. She possesses great ball handling skills and is one of the top passers on the team, often putting the setter in good positions to distribute the ball to every hitter on the floor.
2008 SEASON (FRESHMAN)
Received action in 26 matches, becoming a key component of CSU's backline as the season progressed.
Compiled 174 digs, finishing fifth on the squad.
Added 19 aces and 17 assists, while recording just 15 reception errors in 276 attempts (.946).
Made career-high 16 digs with one ace in Horizon League Championship match vs. Milwaukee (11/23).
Recorded nine digs and just one reception error in 25 attempts (.960) in league semi-final win over Valparaiso (11/22).
Posted 13 digs in win over Wright State (11/21) in opening round of league championship.
Made lone start of the season at Milwaukee (11/7), finishing with eight digs.
Finished with 11 digs and a career-best three assists against Bowling Green (10/25).
Tallied seven digs and a career-high five aces in victory over Green Bay (10/11).
Made 11 digs in win over Youngstown State (10/7) and a loss at Wright State (9/26).
HIGH SCHOOL
Two-time all-district selection, including a first team pick as a senior.
Holds school record for digs (45) and aces (8) in a match.
Amassed a school-record 516 digs and 47 aces as a senior.
Earned four letters in volleyball, playing for coach Mike Mileti.
Was the starting libero for her final two seasons.
A two-time honoree on the all-academic team.
PERSONAL
Born April 29, 1990 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Daughter of John and Maryann Grabiec.
Has an older brother, Keith, and four older sisters, Laura, Lynn, Elizabeth and Karen.
Sister Karen plays softball at John Carroll University.
Member of high school honor roll and student council.
Earned CSU's Athletic Academic Excellence Award in 2009.
Undecided on major.