Bio
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2005: One of two players and the only returnee to play in all 29 matches, starting 14… played in all 115 games…versatile player that at one point was used at every position on the court… mostly used as a defensive specialist, averaging 1.80 digs per game (dpg)…played libero for a span of three matches, tallied UMBC’s best single-match for digs with 27 against Maine while notching 25 against Stony Brook and nine at home against Albany…averaged 5.45 dpg over that three-match span...averaged 2.51 dpg in conference play.
At NYU (2003, 2004): Competed two years at NYU, helping lead them to an 80-12 record and back-to-back D-III national semifinal appearances, including the title game in 2003…team finished fourth in the nation in 2004 as she tallied 282 kills, a 2.66 per game average…recorded 289 digs, 2.73 per game, and 28 blocks…finished with five double-doubles in 2004 including a 17-kill, 16-dig performance against Springfield College…in 2003 tallied 434 total kills and a 3.12 average, second on the team…recorded 1.99 bpg and 0.27 bpg…named to three all-tournament teams as a freshman in 2003 (NYU, RIT and Juniata Invitational)…selected to the 2004 NYU Invitational all-tournament team and earned tournament MVP honors.
High School: Became a highly decorated athlete for the Dulaney High School, lettering four year’s for the Lions…named first team all-division and first team all-county in 2000 and 2002, second team all-metro in 2000, first team all-metro in 2002 and second team all-division in 2001 all by the Baltimore Sun…led team to the 2000 Maryland state title and semifinalists in 2001 and 2002…also played softball, earning a trip to the state title game in 2001…a four year honor roll recipient and member of the National Honor Society and French Honor Society.
Personal: One of three children to Martha and H. Boyd Wylie III…was born on May, 10 1985.