Last updated: Sept. 2, 2011
2010 (Freshman): Played in eight matches, including 18 sets ... provided an instant spark as an efficient attacker and strong defender ... on the season, she recorded 22 kills (1.22 kps), 12 digs (0.67 dps) and 11 blocks (0.61 bps) ... key contributor in Fresno State's 3-1 road win at Idaho (11/15/10) with season highs in kills (9), attempts (19), blocks (3) hitting percentage (.316) and points(10.5).
Buhach Colony High School: A strong, left-handed attacker, with the ability to play multiple positions ... during her senior season, she converted 335 kills out of 671 attacks (96% kill average), recorded a 96% serving accuracy and averaged 4.3 digs per game ... set a school record of 35 kills in one match of four sets in the playoffs against Will C. Wood ... named Central California Conference (CCC) Most Valuable Player (twice), first-team all-CCC (twice), Merced Sun Star Player of the Year (twice), Golden Valley Classic High School Tournament Most Valuable Player (twice), Oakdale High School Tournament Most Valuable Player and all-Stanislaus District (twice) ... earned second-team all-CCC honors following her sophomore year and the team's most improved award ... helped guide her school to the 2007 CCC Championship and the 2008 & 2009 CCC Championship game ... three-year varsity letterwinner ... played club volleyball and qualified for the Junior Olympics (twice) as a member of the 2008 Delta Valley 15-1 Blue (Stockton, Calif.) and 2009 Rage Volleyball Club 18-1 (Ripon, Calif.).
Personal: Born Nov. 1, 1992 in Merced, Calif. ... parents are Amanda Harrington and Ted Callahan ... has one brother, Ian, and one sister, Sarah ... former Delta Valley club teammates Katie Aprile (Sacramento State) and Tessa Le'aa (Nevada) also play Division I volleyball ... enjoys show jumping, longboarding and music ... served as her sophomore class representative at Buhach Colony ... most admires her parents because they have always been there for her ... also recruited by Hawai'i Pacific, the University of San Diego and San Jose State.
