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GENERAL: Has the highest reach of any Miami player ... four-year member of Miami's RedHawk Council ... earned Miami's prestigious Mary M. Quay scholarship in art education in 2003.
2003: One of only three RedHawks to play in all 33 matches (Lauren Slusser and Suzy Wolford were the other two) ... played in 117 games and made 26 starts ... named to the Hokie Classic and DePaul Invitational all-tournament teams ... was fifth among MAC leaders in service aces per game (0.43) and third in service aces per game in MAC only contests (0.48) ... accounted for nearly 25 percent of the RedHawks' service aces, serving up a team-best 50 ... was eight aces shy of placing name on single-season top-10 list ... ranked second on the team with 298 kills (2.55 kpg) ... also ranked second with 17 solo blocks ... posted 16 multiple service-ace matches, including eight with three or more aces ... launched a career-high five service aces against East Tennessee State ... recorded three kill/dig double-doubles ... posted a season-high 17 kills against DePaul ... notched 16 kills and a season-best 17 digs against Buffalo ... a member of the MAC Honor Roll.
2002: Had a break-out performance in her third collegiate start on Oct. 23 verusus Ball State ... produced a career-high 22 kills, the most by any RedHawk for the 2002 season, and produced a career-best 28 digs against BSU ... was her lone double-double of the season ... also notched a career-high three solo blocks and four assists versus the Cardinals ... played in 27 matches, making 12 starts ... started final 10 matches of the season ... played in 73 games ... recorded a career-high three block assists versus Bowling Green ... served up a career-best two aces against Ohio ... averaged 1.89 kills and 1.25 digs per game ... produced double figures in kills in three of Miami's final four matches of the season ... twice recorded double figures in digs ... a member of the MAC Honor Roll.
2001: Sat out season due to rehabilitation of shoulder after surgery in December of 2000.
2000: Redshirted.
High School: Recognized as a first-team all-American ... attained all-state honors as a junior and senior, earning first-team distinction as a senior ... named News Sentinel Player of the Year as a junior ... a three-time first-team all-conference pick ... helped the Northrop High School to the state championship match as a sophomore and senior ... the Bruins boasted a 102-14 record (.879) over her final three seasons ... a three-year letterwinner in volleyball and basketball and a four-year letterwinner in softball ... captained all three teams as a senior for Northrop ... helped the Bruins advance to the state semifinals in softball as a freshman and led the basketball team to a conference championship ... an honorable mention academic all-state selection ... helped club team finish fifth at nationals ... selected to play in the North/South All-Star Match ... a member of National Honor Society ... served as class president.
Personal: Born November 21, 1981 (turns 23 years old during season) ... daughter of Jerry and Anna Zent ... majoring in art education with a minor in special education ... has been on the Dean's list all eight semesters ... co-president of the Art Education Celebration Committee for two years ... a two-year member of Alt.Art Organization.
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