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2006 Women's Volleyball

4 Andrea Clarke

  • Height 5-8
  • Class Senior
  • Highschool St. Thomas Aquinas
  • Hometown Ontario, Canada

Biography

2003: Played in 30 of the team’s 33 matches on the year and logged time in 93 games on the season…finished the season second in receptions per game at 0.44 and sixth in digs per game at 1.70…averaged 0.22 assists per game to tie for third best on the team as well…recorded a season-high 15 digs in both games against Maine…her 15 digs in the match at Maine ranked tied for third for most digs in a three-game match on the season for the Retrievers…finished the season with a total of 158 digs.

High School: Was awarded London, Ontario's prestigious Spectra Award in 2003, which is an honor that is given to the top graduating student-athlete by the NewPL television station and the London Freepress…helped leads St. Thomas Aquinas to a fifth place finish at nationals in 2000…also participated on the Flames’ women’s soccer and basketball teams.

Personal: Daughter of Wilma and Dan Clarke...born on September 6, 1985...has a brother, Matthew (16) and Stephanie (11)...plans on majoring in biology and aspires to a career in Sports Medicine.

Statistics

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2006

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Historical Player Information

  • 4

    2003Freshman

    L/S
    5'8"
    4
  • 4

    2004Sophomore

    L/S
    5'8"
    4
  • 4

    2005Junior

    L/S
    5'8"
    4
  • 4

    2006Senior

    L/S
    5'8"
    4
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