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2006 Women's Volleyball

12 Julia Hood

  • Height 6-0
  • Class Senior
  • Highschool West Charlotte
  • Hometown Charlotte, NC

Biography

2003: Evolved into an every game player early on, playing in 78 games on the season and making appearances in 28 matches…hit a team third best 1.82 kills per game including a season-high 15 in the season finale against Hartford…recorded a .367 hitting percentage in that game…recorded her first double digit kill performance against Loyola on Oct. 2 with 11 kills and followed that up the next match with a 10-kill performance against Binghamton…in the second match against Binghamton she hit 10 kills as well…finished the year with 142 kills, 48 digs and 15 blocks.

 

High School: Was named to the All-Observer Team by the Charlotte Observer...also an all-conference and all-region selection...helped lead West Charlotte to the 2000 North Carolina 4A State Championship and had 11 blocks in a starting role.

Personal: Daughter of Ulrike and Roscoe Hood...born on July 12, 1985...also considered UNC Greensboro, Virginia Tech and Elon...plans on majoring in Biology and aspires to a career as a physical therapist.

Statistics

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2006

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Historical Player Information

  • 12

    2003Freshman

    OH/MB
    6'0"
    12
  • 12

    2004Sophomore

    OH
    6'0"
    12
  • 12

    2005Junior

    OH
    6'0"
    12
  • 12

    2006Senior

    OH
    6'0"
    12
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