2011 – JUNIOR SEASON - Earned a spot on the third-team AVCA All-American team following an outstanding junior campaign…Also collected All-Region accolades for the second time in her career after earning first-team honors from the AVCA…Garnered first-team All-USA South and VaSID All-State nods…Set a new single-season program record with 150 blocks, topping Oksana Boukhtina’s mark of 148 set in 2000…Her 1.12 blocks-per-set average ranked 29th in the nation, while her .352 hitting percentage was the 30th best mark in the country…Finished the year as one of only seven players in the nation to rank in the top-30 in both of those categories…Led the USA South in blocks, ranked second in hitting percentage, and placed fifth in total kills with 346…Blasted at least 10 kills on 14 occasions, including a career-high 16 against Eastern on Oct. 14 and again on Nov. 18 against SUNY Cortland in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament…Reached double-figures in three consecutive matches from Oct. 14-22…Had an incredible .684 hitting percentage during the middle of that streak after launching 13 kills on just 19 swings against N.C. Wesleyan on Oct. 20…Posted a season-best .714 mark against Peace on Sept. 16, connecting on 10 of 14 swings without a single attack error…Recorded at least five blocks on 12 occasions, including a season-high nine against Juniata on Oct. 7…Pieced together a streak of five consecutive matches with at least five blocks to close out the 2011 campaign…Stuffed six attempts in the National Championship match against Wittenberg on Nov. 20 after posting eight blocks during the semifinals against Carthage…Had her best all-around effort against Eastern on Oct. 14 after posting a season-best nine digs to go along with six blocks and 16 kills…Chipped in with a career-high four aces for good measure against the Eagles…Earned a place on the USA South All-Tournament Team for her postseason efforts…Tallied 28 kills and 14 blocks during the three matches, including an 11-kill, 8-block effort in the semifinals against Salisbury.
2010 – SOPHOMORESEASON - An Honorable Mention All-South Region selection…Chosen to the All-Virginia second team and USA South first team…Totaled 230 kills (2.15 K/Set) for a .287 hitting percentage…Had 30 assists and 53 digs…Led the team with 14 solo blocks and was second with 84 block assists…Had a season high eight block assists in both the Eastern and Randolph-Macon NCAA Regional matches...
2009 - FRESHMAN SEASON - Named second-team all-USA South in her first year at CNU…Appeared in 145 games totaling 315 kills, with 14 against Meredith College and 12 against Averett College…Led the team in blocks with 109, with 5 coming on four separate occasions…Produced 52 digs with four comings against Meredith…Contributed 55 assists including 5 against Shenandoah…Also had one service ace for the season.
AT BRIAR WOODS - Voted MVP her sophomore year and Most Improved Player her junior year...Received the Leadership Award and Best Defense Award her senior year...Received the Athletic Booster Club Scholarship...Also lettered in softball and track...A member of the National Honor Society and Bible Club...Volunteered as a Spanish tutor, with the Stone Hill Middle School's volleyball program and Mclean Bible Church.
PERSONAL - Bailey E. Jensen was born Oct. 25, 1991 in Reston, Va...The daughter of Jim Jensen and Carrie Jones has chosen to major in Communications...Has four brothers, Jimmy, 25; Taylor, 23, Carlos, 22 and Cody, 16, and two sisters, Elian, 19 and Catalina, 16.
ON THE COURT:
|
Year |
Sets |
Kills |
K/Set |
Pct. |
BS |
BA |
B/S |
Digs |
D/Set |
|
TOTALS |
386 |
891 |
2.31 |
.285 |
51 |
306 |
0.92 |
179 |
0.46 |
|
2009 |
145 |
315 |
2.17 |
.217 |
21 |
88 |
0.75 |
52 |
0.36 |
|
2010 |
107 |
230 |
2.15 |
.287 |
14 |
84 |
0.92 |
53 |
0.50 |
|
2011 |
134 |
346 |
2.58 |
.352 |
16 |
134 |
1.12 |
74 |
0.55 |
