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Hailey Lindberg

21 Hailey Lindberg

  • Height:
    6-1
  • Year:
    Sophomore
  • Hometown:
    Danville, Calif.
  • High School:
    Monte Vista High School
  • Major:
    Marketing

SOPHOMORE (2017): WCC All-Academic Honorable Mention ... played the entire season paired with Taylor Laugero … Lindberg/Laugero spent 14 matches at No. 3 and one match at No. 2 … went 2-13 in duals and 6-27 in sets … swept New Mexico’s Jackie Baro/Carly Beddingfield (April 1) … defeated Pacific’s Taylor Poncetta/Janie Feldsher as part of the sixth-seeded Broncos upsetting the fourth-seeded Tigers en route to a fourth-place finish at the WCC Championship (April 21).

FRESHMAN (2016): Went 5-5 overall competing for the Broncos at the No. 3, No. 4, and No. 5 position … started season partnered with Mary Shepherd, but also saw action with Sarah Vaccaro, Tatiana San Juan, and Jensen Cunningham … started the season off with a win against Portland… paired with Vaccaro to earn another win against Oregon’s No. 3 pair … teamed up with Cunningham to close out the season competing in the inaugural WCC Championship.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter and 2014 team captain for coach J.J. Utchen at Monte Vista High School ... played outside hitter/middle blocker ... First Team All-EBAL as a senior in 2014 ... named to 2014 AVCA All-America watch list ... averaged three kills per set while hitting .440 ... Mustangs went 27-6 (13-0 East Bay Athletic League) in 2014 to win first league title in 19 years.

PERSONAL: Four-year Academic All-American ... a member of the National Honor Society ... served three years in school government … enrolled in the college of arts and sciences.

WHY SANTA CLARA: "I've toured many different schools and volleyball programs across the nation but there isn't anything quite like Santa Clara University. I felt an instant connection to the players; I knew that they would become my future lifelong friends. I was really inspired by the Leavey Center. I could picture myself spending countless hours practicing with my coaches and team, getting better and working hard. But Santa Clara is far more than a gym. I was struck by the academic vigor and the internship opportunities within the business school. Santa Clara is the right school for me because it will guide me as I develop, learn, and grow to reach my future goals and aspirations."