Emma Jaynes' Video Comments
2009: Started in all 112 games ... led the team with 331 kills for an average of 2.96 kills per set (8th MIAC) ... also led the team with 408 digs for 3.64 digs per set ... was fourth on the team with 63 blocks ... recorded 28 service aces and 21 set assists ... selected as CSB Player of the Week ... selected as All-Conference, All-Region, and All-American Honorable Mention ... also selected as CoSida Academic All-Region first team and All-America third team ... chosen as team Co-MVP.
2008: Played in 143 games… compiled 461 kills (led CSB and 3rd in MIAC) and 545 digs (led CSB)… recorded 72 blocks (3rd for CSB) and a .262 hitting percentage (led CSB and 6th in MIAC)… shattered the career double-doubles record with a total of 63…surpassed the 1,000 kill milestone… holds the record for most career digs with 1,664… Holiday Inn-Vitational All-Tournament team… Simpson Tournament All-Tournament team…NCAA Central Regional Tournament All-Tournament Team and Tournament MVP… CSB Athlete of the Week (Sept. 30 2008)… MIAC Hitter of the Week (Sept. 22 2008)…All-MIAC… All-Region… Co-Sida All-Region… second team All-American… voted co-offensive and co-defensive player of the year for CSB as well as Co-Athlete of the Year... On Nov. 1, 2008, she recorded 26 kills against Concordia-Moorhead.
2007: Played in all 112 games and started all 32 matches for Saint Benedict … All-America Honorable Mention … All-Central Region selection … named to All-MIAC team … voted to a share of the CSB Top Defensive Player award... CSB Athlete of the Year award… CSB Holiday Inn-Vitational tournament Most Valuable Player … La Crosse Invitational All-Tournament team … California-East Bay All-Tournament team … CSB Athlete of the Week (Sept. 17, 2007) … hit for 400 kills and averaged 3.57 kills per game (led CSB, 7th in MIAC) … recorded 501 digs, averaging 4.47 digs per game (2nd for CSB) … finished the season with a .232 hitting percentage (2nd for CSB) … accumulated 64 blocks and averaged 0.57 blocks per game (4th for CSB) … totaled 33 service aces (5th for CSB) … 22 double-doubles … in just two years, Jaynes has accumulated 38 double-doubles and moved to No. 4 all-time for career double-doubles … on Sept. 8, 2007, Jaynes recorded a season-high 22 kills and also contributed 26 digs versus Nebraska Wesleyan … on Nov. 1, 2007, she recorded a career-high 31 digs and added 20 kills against Concordia-Moorhead … on Sept. 8, 2007, Jaynes recorded a season-high .464 hitting percentage on 15 kills versus St. Scholastica.
2006: Appeared in all of the Blazers 109 games and made 22 starts during her first year on the Blazer volleyball team … was second on the team in kills with 323 and a 2.96 kills per game average … was second on the team in digs with 417 and a 3.38 digs per game average … collected 59 blocks and 19 service aces during the season.
High School: A 2006 graduate of Hibbing High School, Jaynes was coached by Gail Nucech … participated in volleyball, basketball and softball for four years each in her athletic career at Hibbing High School … was a three-time All-Iron Range Conference selection in volleyball … selected to the All-State Tournament team in 2004 and 2005 … selected to the All-Area volleyball team her junior and senior seasons … awarded the Hibbing Daily Tribune Volleyball Player of the Year honors in 2005 … also was the 2005 Duluth News Tribune Volleyball Player of the Year … was a two-time Academic All-State volleyball team selection … was a two time All-Iron Range Conference selection in basketball … member of the Hibbing volleyball team that were state participants in 2003, 2004 and 2005 … member of the Hibbing volleyball team that was Iron Range Conference Champions in 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005.
Personal: Daughter of Amy and David Jaynes of Hibbing, Minn. … enjoys biking, running, working traveling and spending time with family and friends … volunteers with Habitat for Humanity … majoring in accounting with a minor in management and mathematics.
Proudest moment of her volleyball career: “Going to the State Tournament three years in a row and competing in the elite eight in the Division III NCAA Tournament in 2008.”
|
Year
|
GP
|
K
|
K/Gm
|
E
|
TA
|
PCT
|
A
|
A/Gm
|
Digs
|
D/Gm
|
Blocks
|
B/Gm
|
SA
|
SA/Gm
|
|
2009
|
112
|
331
|
2.96
|
91
|
932
|
.258
|
21
|
0.19
|
408
|
3.64
|
63
|
0.56
|
28
|
0.25
|
|
2008
|
143
|
461
|
3.22
|
140
|
1,225
|
.262
|
20
|
0.14
|
545
|
3.81
|
72
|
0.50
|
31
|
0.22
|
|
2007
|
112
|
400
|
3.57
|
126
|
1,182
|
.232
|
18
|
0.16
|
501
|
4.47
|
64
|
0.57
|
33
|
0.29
|
|
2006
|
109
|
323
|
2.96
|
111
|
1,061
|
.200
|
20
|
0.18
|
417
|
3.83
|
59
|
0.54
|
19
|
0.17
|
|
Total
|
476
|
1,515
|
3.18
|
468
|
4,400
|
.238
|
79
|
0.17
|
1871
|
3.93
|
258
|
0.54
|
111
|
0.23
|
