#2
Ali Watson
Senior
Right Side/Outside Hitter
Calgary, Alberta

Senior Season (2006):  Played in all 31 matches and 106 games...had 443 kills for a team-leading 4.18 kills per game...finished the season ranked third in school history for kills in a single season and fifth for kills per game in a single season...finished the season leading the Heartland Conference for kills per game...finished the season ranked second on the team with 47 service aces...finished the season with 397 digs ranking her second on the team...averaged 3.75 digs per game...in just two seasons as a Yellowjacket she finished her career ranked seventh in school history for career kills (857), eighth for career digs (790), ninth for hitting percentage (.192), first for kills per game (4.10), and third for digs per game (3.78)...named to the Heartland Conference All-Tournament team...named to the Heartland All-Conference first team...named the Heartland's Most Valuable Player and Player of the Year...assisted the Yellowjackets to a first ever Heartland Conference Championship and NCAA Tournament appearance...named to the Heartland Commissioner's Honor Roll.

Junior Season (2005):  Played in all 28 matches and 103 games...led the team with 414 kills for a 4.02 kills per game average...ranks third in school history for kills in a single season and first for career kills per game...ranked second in the Heartland Conference for kills...knocked down 37 service aces...first on the team with 393 digs and second with a 3.82 digs per game average...ranked third for career digs and sixth in the conference...earned 29 blocks on the season...had a career high 23 kills against Colorado Mines (9/2/05)...picked up a career high 27 digs against Montana-Western (9/10/05)...handed out a career high five service aces twice against Fort Valley State (8/26/05), and against Montana-Western (9/10/05)...earned all-conference first team honors...was named to the conference all-tournament team...named Heartland Conference Player of the Week three times.

At Sheridan College (2003-2004):  Lettered two years as an outside hitter...named to all-conference team as a freshman after leading team with 450 kills...earned all-conference and all-region honors as a sophomore...named conference Player of the Year and NJCAA All-America as a sophomore...set school record for kills in a season.

At Dr. E.P. Scarlett HS: Graduated in 2003...lettered three years in volleyball...also played field hockey and ran track, competing in 100 meters, 300 meters hurdles, and 4x100 relay...played club volleyball for Canuck Volleyball...in senior season helped club team to National U18 Championship.