Azusa Pacific University Athletics

Jenna Sagehorn fashioned one of the most dominate individual careers in Azusa Pacific’s long and storied volleyball history.  For her efforts, she became Azusa Pacific’s first four-time NAIA Volleyball All-American, earning second-team recognition twice (2002 & 2003) and third-team honors twice (2000 & 2001).  She was the first freshman in Cougar volleyball program history to be named NAIA All-American. As expected, Sagehorn was also a four-time All-Golden State Athletic Conference selection as well and was named the 2000 GSAC freshman of the year when she led the Cougars to an NAIA Tournament berth with a team-high 477 kills, thanks in part to a single-match school record 33 vs. Concordia. During her 2002 junior campaign she put together a complete match in which she registered 22 kills and 20 digs in a 4-set victory over Biola.  She went on to set the school career record for kills (1,670).  Sagehorn guided the Cougars to an 86-45 (.656) record in her 130-match career at Azusa Pacific.  An excellent student as, the Chino Hills, Calif., native was twice named NAIA All-Scholar-Athlete (liberal studies).

Sagehorn at Azusa Pacific (2000-03)

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Year    MP-GP    Att Kill Avg  E   Pct   Dig Avg   Att Ace Avg   BS  BA  Avg
2000    37-133  1254  477 3.6 159 .254   478 3.6   538  30 0.2   17  69  0.6
2001    33-113   996  351 3.1 127 .225   431 3.8   377  26 0.2   13  49  0.5
2002    29-107   995  371 3.5 119 .253   350 3.3   449  31 0.3    2  45  0.4
2003    31-115  1309  471 4.1 136 .256   411 3.6   409  26 0.2    4  66  0.6
Career 130-468  4554 1670 3.7 541 .248  1670 3.6  1773 113 0.2   36 229  0.6