2021 Volleyball Roster
Jersey Number 16
Callie Cook
- Position:
- Middle Blocker
- Class:
- Graduate Student
- Height:
- 6-2
- Hometown:
- San Antonio, Texas
- High School:
- Alamo Heights
Bio
Career at Tulsa: A five-year starter... has started in all 137 matches and has played in 522 total sets... the program's single season record-holder for block assists with 128 in 2019... ranks first in school history for career block assists (435), solo blocks (79), and first with 514 total blocks… only player in school history with at least 1,000 kills and 500 blocks.
2021: Appeared in all 30 matches and 137 sets… broke the school record in solo blocks with 70… collected her 1,000th kill in the win over South Florida (10/31) … finished fourth on the team with 196 kills while leading the team with 106 blocks… tallied three service aces against South Florida (10/31) … finished third on the team with 269 total points.
2020-21: Appeared in all 10 matches for Tulsa... broke the all-time career block record with 402 blocks... also set the all-time block assists record with 349 in her career... ranked second on the team in kills (81) and blocks (24)... averaged 2.31 kills per set... ranked third on the team with 95.0 points
2019: Appeared in and started all 34 matches … broke the single-season record for block assists at TU in the National Invitational Volleyball Championship (NIVC) quarterfinals win over Weber State (12/12) … posted double-digit kills in 11 matches, including a career-high 16 kills against Houston (11/1) and Weber State ... ended the season with a team-high .335 hitting percentage ... had a career-best .750 hitting percentage vs. Santa Clara (12 kills, 0 errors, 16 total attacks) in the second round of the NIVC ... posted a .727 clip at Houston (16 kills, 0 errors, 22 total attacks) … ranked second on the team in total kills (304) and led the team in total blocks (147) … registered at least five block assists in 14 contests … tallied a career-high two service aces vs. Weber State … named to the Tulsa Invitational All-Tournament Team … finished the season with 390 points, 40 digs, seven service aces and four assists.
2018: Appeared in and started all 31 matches … led the Golden Hurricane with 124 total blocks, 104 assisted and 20 solo … tied a career-high with 13 kills against ECU (11/02) … tallied a career-high 10 total blocks in a match against Cincinnati (10/12) … Recorded a career high six-dig performance in a 3-1 win over Wofford (08/24) … knocked down 227 kills on a .315 hitting percentage in her sophomore season.
2021: Appeared in all 30 matches and 137 sets… broke the school record in solo blocks with 70… collected her 1,000th kill in the win over South Florida (10/31) … finished fourth on the team with 196 kills while leading the team with 106 blocks… tallied three service aces against South Florida (10/31) … finished third on the team with 269 total points.
2020-21: Appeared in all 10 matches for Tulsa... broke the all-time career block record with 402 blocks... also set the all-time block assists record with 349 in her career... ranked second on the team in kills (81) and blocks (24)... averaged 2.31 kills per set... ranked third on the team with 95.0 points
2019: Appeared in and started all 34 matches … broke the single-season record for block assists at TU in the National Invitational Volleyball Championship (NIVC) quarterfinals win over Weber State (12/12) … posted double-digit kills in 11 matches, including a career-high 16 kills against Houston (11/1) and Weber State ... ended the season with a team-high .335 hitting percentage ... had a career-best .750 hitting percentage vs. Santa Clara (12 kills, 0 errors, 16 total attacks) in the second round of the NIVC ... posted a .727 clip at Houston (16 kills, 0 errors, 22 total attacks) … ranked second on the team in total kills (304) and led the team in total blocks (147) … registered at least five block assists in 14 contests … tallied a career-high two service aces vs. Weber State … named to the Tulsa Invitational All-Tournament Team … finished the season with 390 points, 40 digs, seven service aces and four assists.
2018: Appeared in and started all 31 matches … led the Golden Hurricane with 124 total blocks, 104 assisted and 20 solo … tied a career-high with 13 kills against ECU (11/02) … tallied a career-high 10 total blocks in a match against Cincinnati (10/12) … Recorded a career high six-dig performance in a 3-1 win over Wofford (08/24) … knocked down 227 kills on a .315 hitting percentage in her sophomore season.
2017: Appeared in and started all 32 matches … led the team with 113 total blocks, 95 assisted and 18 solo … posted a career-high 13 kills against UCF (10/6) … recorded a career-high seven total blocks on four separate occasions, against UCF (10/6), ECU (10/26), Tulane (11/3), and Temple (11/11) … notched a career-high four digs against Wright State (9/2) … collected 38 digs on the year … added three assists and one service ace for the season.
High School: A three-year letterwinner at Alamo Heights High School ... totaled 1,218 career kills ... racked up 4.90 kills per set as a senior for a total of 592 while adding 67 total blocks and 280 digs ... named to the Texas Girls Coaches Association Class 5A All-State team, first-team all-district and most valuable player of the district and area as a junior.
Personal: Born Callie McLane Cook on April 30, 1999, in San Antonio, Texas … daughter of Jim and Laura Cook … her father played college football at New Mexico … started playing volleyball at the age of 12 … has two older brothers and an older sister … The Fault in Our Stars is her favorite book … a Jeep Grand Cherokee is her dream car … her favorite movie is The Hunger Games … The Chainsmokers is her favorite musical group … her favorite professional volleyball player is Micha Hancock … majoring in management.
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