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Jersey Number 4
Kylie Lebeda
- Position:
- Setter
- Height:
- 5-6
- Class:
- Senior
- High School:
- Marian HS
- Hometown:
- Omaha, Neb.
Career
* Ranks eighth in UNO career set assists with 1,678
2001 - Sophomore Season
* Started all 27 matches and 106 games
* Led team with 1,061 set assists
* Ranked eighth in the North Central Conference with 10.42 assists per game
* Career-high 64 assists versus North Dakota on 11/2/01
* Career-high six kills against Wayne State on 8/28/01
* Career-high 17 digs in win over Morningside on 10/13/01
* Double-figure digs in five matches
2000 - Freshman Season
* Played in 31 matches and 92 games as a freshman
* The Mavericks' starting setter for the first 15 matches of the 2000 season
* Second on the squad with 617 set assists
* Tallied 209 digs, 28 blocks, and 16 service aces on the season
* Registered a season-high 58 assists and three blocks in the Mavericks' four-game victory over nationally-ranked Truman State
* Recorded 52 assists and 10 digs in UNO's five-game win over Elite Eight participant Tampa on 9/2/00.
Omaha Marian High School
* Coached by Rochelle Rohlfs
* Led Marian to a state record 44 wins, with only one loss as the Crusaders won the 1999 Nebraska Class A state championship
* Marian finished the 1999 season ranked No. 20 in the nation according to USA Today
* Earned first-team Class A all-state and all-Metro honors her senior season
* Led the state in assists with 942
* 1999 second-team all-class, all-state team by the Omaha World-Herald
* Honor Roll
Club
* Played for River City Juniors in Omaha
* Coached by Deb Grafentin
* Competed at the 2000 USA Junior Olympics in Louisville, Ky.
Personal
* Full name is Kylie Lynn Lebeda
* Born May 1, 1982 in Omaha, Neb.
* Daugher of Jim and Cindy Lebeda
* Major is business
* Mother, Cindy, was inducted into the UNO Athletic Hall of Fame in 1995 after a standout three-sport career in volleyball, basketball, and softball from 1972-76
* Sister, Kristen, was a three-time NAIA All-American at College of St. Mary in Omaha
* Ranks eighth in UNO career set assists with 1,678
2001 - Sophomore Season
* Started all 27 matches and 106 games
* Led team with 1,061 set assists
* Ranked eighth in the North Central Conference with 10.42 assists per game
* Career-high 64 assists versus North Dakota on 11/2/01
* Career-high six kills against Wayne State on 8/28/01
* Career-high 17 digs in win over Morningside on 10/13/01
* Double-figure digs in five matches
2000 - Freshman Season
* Played in 31 matches and 92 games as a freshman
* The Mavericks' starting setter for the first 15 matches of the 2000 season
* Second on the squad with 617 set assists
* Tallied 209 digs, 28 blocks, and 16 service aces on the season
* Registered a season-high 58 assists and three blocks in the Mavericks' four-game victory over nationally-ranked Truman State
* Recorded 52 assists and 10 digs in UNO's five-game win over Elite Eight participant Tampa on 9/2/00.
Omaha Marian High School
* Coached by Rochelle Rohlfs
* Led Marian to a state record 44 wins, with only one loss as the Crusaders won the 1999 Nebraska Class A state championship
* Marian finished the 1999 season ranked No. 20 in the nation according to USA Today
* Earned first-team Class A all-state and all-Metro honors her senior season
* Led the state in assists with 942
* 1999 second-team all-class, all-state team by the Omaha World-Herald
* Honor Roll
Club
* Played for River City Juniors in Omaha
* Coached by Deb Grafentin
* Competed at the 2000 USA Junior Olympics in Louisville, Ky.
Personal
* Full name is Kylie Lynn Lebeda
* Born May 1, 1982 in Omaha, Neb.
* Daugher of Jim and Cindy Lebeda
* Major is business
* Mother, Cindy, was inducted into the UNO Athletic Hall of Fame in 1995 after a standout three-sport career in volleyball, basketball, and softball from 1972-76
* Sister, Kristen, was a three-time NAIA All-American at College of St. Mary in Omaha
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