SPU: Four-year letterwinner. ... Seattle Pacific MVP in 2010 and co-MVP with Anna Herold in 2011. ... NCAA West Region All-Tournament in 2010. ... All-GNAC 1st team in 2010 and 2011 (unanimous in 2011). ... Three-time GNAC All-Academic and CoSIDA Academic All-District (2009, 2010, 2011).
Senior (2011): Started all 28 matches and played in all 102 games. ... Scored her 1,000th career point on Oct. 10 in a five-game non-conference victory against British Columbia in Brougham Pavilion. ... Hammered her 1,000th career kill in the regular-season finale at Simon Fraser on Nov. 5. ... Finished with 1,041 kills (No. 5 all-time for SPU), 106 service aces, 115 total block, and 1,212.0 points. ... Her 450.5 points was the fourth-best single-season total in SPU history, and her kill total of 394 was No. 5 on the all-time single-season list. Her 3.86 kills per game average tied for No. 5. ... Set a single-match school record with 88 attacks in a five-game loss at Western Washington on Nov. 3. ... Put down 24 kills in two matches, that last time in the NCAA West Regional opener against BYU Hawaii on Nov. 17. ... Logged 16 double-doubles for the season and 35 for her career. ... Posted her best single-season hitting percentage at .199. That was 46 points higher than her previous best (.153 as a junior in 2010). ... GNAC Player of the Week for Oct. 24-30 after contributing 22 kills, 12 digs, four block assists and two service aces in a four-game homecourt victory against Alaska Anchorage. That capped off a week during which she hit a season-high .440 in a sweep of Alaska Fairbanks and tied her career high with five service aces in a sweep of Montana State Billings.
Junior (2010): Hit a career-high .455 (17 kills-2 errors-33 attacks) in leading SPU to a sweep of then-No. 21 Sonoma State on the Seawolves' homecourt in the final match of the Seawolf Spike on Sept. 4. ... Hammered a career-high 26 kills (second-highest in GNAC history for a three-game match) and hit .396 in a Brougham Pavilion sweep of Central Washington on Oct. 16. ... Posted 10 kill-dig double-doubles, two of them in the NCAA West Regional tournament. ... With 307 kills for the season, nearly doubled her total of 340 from her first two years combined. ... Finished with a single-season career-best hitting mark of .153. ... Named GNAC Player of the Week twice: first on Sept. 8 for her overall performance in the Seawolf Spike (56 kills, 51 digs, six service aces), and again on Oct. 19 following the 26-kill performance against Central.
Sophomore (2009): Played in 74 of 113 games. ... Delivered 215 kills, the second-highest total on the team and an average of 2.91 per game. Hit .147. ... Posted 195 digs, the team's third-best total. ... Had five kill-dig double-doubles. ... Tied her career high in kills with 19 at Northwest Nazarene. ... Set a career high in digs with 24 against Notre Dame de Namur.
Freshman (2008): Played in 18 matches with 11 starts, totaling 55 games. Missed a few matches with an injury, but returned to action late in the season and played a key role to help Falcons pull out a five-game nonconference victory against Seattle University.
Richland High School: Named Columbia Basin Big Nine Conference MVP, all-state first team, and all-area first team.
Personal: Lindsey Lee Wodrich. ... Family and Consumer Sciences major, specializing in apparel design. ... Older sister Angie played four years (2004-07) at SPU, earning All-GNAC honors as a senior.
Fun facts: Wodrich's first sport wasn't volleyball - it was gymnastics, and she says she'd still do it "if I were about nine inches shorter" (she stands 5-foot-9). ... Loves to read any "Harry Potter" book. ... Favorite junk food is Cooler Ranch Doritos. ... In 10 years, says she'd like to be living in New York, designing her own fashion line, and starring on Broadway. ... Enjoys singing and occasionally performs the National Anthem prior to SPU home matches.
STATISTICS
Year GP K E TA Pct. Ast Ace Digs BS BA TB Pts
2008 55 125 73 389 .134 7 21 127 1 8 9 151.0
2009 74 215 120 647 .147 12 27 195 1 19 20 252.5
2010 99 307 165 930 .153 12 29 297 3 38 41 358.0
2011 102 394 171 1121 .199 12 29 288 10 35 45 450.5
TOT 330 1041 529 3087 .166 43 106 907 15 100 115 1212.0
