2014 Women's Volleyball Roster
Jessica Wynn
- Height:
- 6-1
- Class:
- Senior
- High School:
- Cardinal Gibbons
- Hometown:
- Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
AS A SENIOR (2014):
Named to the All-ACC Preseason team...Leaves Pitt ranked as No. 9 in career attempts with 2,974...Notched 1,082 kills to finish as No. 10 on the all-time career kills list...Recorded her season's first double-double with 11 kills and 11 digs against Middle Tennessee State in the Hampton Inn Invitational...Named to the Omni Classic's All-Tournament team...Recorded 11 kills against Georgia Southern in the same tournament...Named MVP of the Panther Classic...Recorded her second double-double with 16 kills and 11 digs against Niagara...Had 28 kills in that tournament...Offensively recorded a season-high 20 kills with a .390 mark and 12 digs at the Pitt Panther Invitational against the University of South Florida...Led the team against Sacred Heart with eight kills and 11 digs in the same tournament...Had a season-high 16 digs as well as 15 kills against LIU...Notched season-high 16 kills and an ace against Boston College...Matched her season-high with 16 kills against Notre Dame....Notched 11 kills against Florida State...Tallied 10 kills and 12 digs versus Louisville...Recorded 10 kills and eight digs against Syracuse...Notched ten kills and three digs at Georgia Tech...Recorded 12 kills and five digs against Clemson...Notched ten kills and 12 digs against Louisville...Tallied ten kills, two assists and 8 digs versus Syracuse.
AS A JUNIOR (2013) | Season Statistics
Third Team All-ACC...Led the team with a career-high 410 kills and also collected 220 digs...Registered 17 kills and eight digs in the season opener against Arkansas State...Against South Dakota, Wynn posted 16 kills, ten digs and three block assists... At UConn and USF, she produced a combined total of 30 kills, 21 digs and five block assists in back-to-back road wins...Recorded 13 kills and seven digs at home against Purdue...Tallied 16 kills in a 3-0 victory over FAU...Tallied 18 kills and a season high 23 digs against Rutgers...Put down 13 kills and nine digs in the win over ACC rival Georgia Tech...Had another nine digs and 16 kills in the conference win against Virginia Tech...Racked up 14 kills and nine digs in the Syracuse match...Against Notre Dame, she collected 22 kills and two block assists...In the 3-2 win over Wake Forest, Wynn produced 12 kills, four digs and four block assists...In the Syracuse rematch, she put down 11 kills in the shutout victory over the Orange...Registered 19 kills against Maryland and 10 more kills in the NC State match...Marked a season-high of 23 kills in the win over UVA...Produced 11 kills, 4 digs and a season-high of five block assists at Virginia Tech.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2012) | Season Statistics
Registered 25 kills in the Mortar Board Premeir tournament, including a team-high 10 against Purdue...Also recorded three blocks against the Boilermakers...Tied for the team high with 10 kills at Cleveland State...Had 18 kills against Sam Houston State and put up seven kills against Tulane at the Allstate Sugar Bowl Collegiate Classic...Against Ball State recorded five kills and two digs...Posted 14 kills, three digs and two assists versus Seton Hall...Contributed 14 kills, two assists, two digs and one block assist versus Rutgers...Posted a team-high eight kills against Louisville...Registered six kills and one block assist versus Marquette...Tallied 12 kills and two digs against Syracuse...Against Georgetown contributed nine kills, one dig and one block assist...Posted 10 kills, two digs and two block assists against Villanova...Registered a team-high 12 kills against St. John's...Against Connecticut contributed a team-high 13 kills, five digs and one block assist...At Notre Dame posted nine kills, four digs, one block assist and one block solo...Tallied 10 kills, four digs and two block assists against DePaul...Against South Florida tied her career high of 19 kills and posted three digs and one assist...Against Robert Morris contributed two kills and one block assist...Tallied a team-high 17 kills against Seton Hall where she also posted seven digs, two block assists and two assists...Registered 10 kills and three block assists at Villanova...Tied a career-high 19 kills, including a school-record 10 spikes in one set, against Marquette in the Big East quarterfinals.
AS A FRESHMAN (2011) | Season Statistics
Despite being hampered by injury at the start of the season, she collected a start in 14 of the 15 matches she played in...Totaled 139 kills on 427 swings, 85 digs and 17 blocks as a freshman...Averaged 2.48 kills per set...Finished fourth on the team in kills...Registered double figures in kills seven times this season...Notched her first career double-double with a season-best 19 digs and 12 kills against Louisville in the quarterfinals of the Big East Championship...Tallied her second double-double with 12 kills and 11 digs against TCU on Nov. 25...Put down a career-high 19 kills after posting a .340 hitting percentage and adding two service aces in the City Game against Duquesne on Nov. 9...Made her collegiate debut against Florida Atlantic on Sept. 9 with six kills.
HIGH SCHOOL
A 2010 Florida High School Class 4A Player of the Year and finalist for Florida's Miss Volleyball Award...Served as Cardinal Gibbons MVP and team captain...Led her team to a Florida Class 4A State Championship...First on her team in kills, aces and digs...Participated on the Tribe Volleyball Club team...Finished ninth at the 2010 Colorado Crossroads USAV National Qualifier with her 17-Platinum team...Later qualified for the 2010 USAV National Tournament...Selected as a Prepvolleyball.com Senior Ace and High School All-American...Received all-county first team and all-state honors for three consecutive years...Was a member of the AVCA Under Armour Girls' High School All-Amerca Honorable Mention list...Awarded Prepvolleyball.com's Top Sophomore nationwide in 2008.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Laura and Dick Wynn...Has two younger brothers, Warren and Will...Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
