Sacred Heart University

#2 Sarah Krufka

Season Stats: 2015 | 2014 | 2013
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2016:

• Recieved Northeast Conference Player of the Year for the second year in a row
• First player in program history to be chosen to the All-NEC team for all four years in a career
• 2x NEC Player of the Week
• Sacred Heart All time leader in Career kills with 1,542
• 1st overall in SHU Career Record book in attacks with 3,771
• 4th in SHU history in career hitting percentage, with .242
• 2nd in total blocks in Sacred Heart Career record books with 250
• Appeared in 30 matches, and 108 sets, piling up 406 kills, to lead the NEC
• Season high 25 kills against CCSU on Oct. 9th
• Posted 27 double digit kills in a match, among her 30 matches played
• NEC Fall Academic Honor Roll

2015:

• Selected as the second Northeast Conference Player of the Year in program history
• Became the first player in program history to be chosen to the All-NEC Team three times in a career
• ECAC Offensive Player of the Year
• Five-time Molten/NEC Player of the Week
• Named to All-Tournament Team at the Boston College Invitational, Art Carmichael Invitational and Delaware Invitational
• Appeared in all 29 matches and all 120 sets
• 3.9 kills and 4.4 points per set both led the NEC
• On October 25 at Fairleigh Dickinson, tied Tricia Moore's 17-year old school record for kills in a single match with 33
• 466 total kills were the second most in the program's single season history
• Double digit kills in 25 of 29 matches
• Second in the league with a .323 hitting percentage, which was fifth best in SHU's single season history
• Led SHU with 77 total blocks, moving into fifth place for most in a single season in program history
• 15 kills on season-high.542 hitting in sweep of Canisius on September 11
• Season-high seven blocks to go along with 21 kills on .385 hitting on September 18 versus Loyola
• Double double of 12 kills and 12 digs at Delaware on September 19
• Four straight matches of at least 20 kills and .300 hitting from October 25 to November 7
• Academic Honor Roll

2014:

• Named to the All-NEC Second Team
• Led the Pioneers, and was third in the Northeast Conference, with 3.44 kills and 3.93 points per set
• On Sept. 5, she recorded her career-best 27 kills against Iona
• Finished the year playing in 98 sets, tallying 329 kills, 116 digs, 47.0 blocks, 21 service aces and 20 assists
• Academic Honor Roll

2013:

• Named the 2013 Northeast Conference Rookie of the Year after earning a pair of Molten/NEC Rookie of the Week nods throughout the season
• Ranked second on the team and seventh in the conference with 2.90 kills per set
• Her 3.37 points per set also ranked second among her teammates and seventh in the league
• On September 20, she posted a career-high 18 kills and was one dig away from her first double-double against Villanova
• In her rookie campaign she tallied 109 digs, 21 service aces and 54 blocks

Before SHU:

• Earned four varsity letters, playing three seasons of varsity volleyball and one season of varsity basketball
• Named All-Sea-View League three consecutive years, including to the First Team her junior and senior season
• Added All-Tournament, OC Register Athlete of the Week and All-CIF honors her junior season
• Was a member of the 2011 Sea-View League champions

Personal:

• Parents: Brenda and Mike
• Siblings Michael and Zach
• Would like to become a film editor after graduation
• Her role model is Robert Ram, her best friend who beat bone cancer in his knee and had to get his leg amputated in seventh grade. He is now the first amputee to be in the OC Sheriffs Academy
• If she could have dinner with any three people it would be Jennifer Lawrence, Taylor Swift and teammate Kiki Robinson
• Favorite Team: Dodgers
• Favorite Athlete: Clayton Kershaw
• Favorite Book: Eat, Pray, Love
• Favorite Movie: Silver Linings Playbook
• Favorite Show: Greys Anatomy
• Favorite Music: Country
• Favorite Food: Mexican