Austin Peay State University Athletics

Honors & Awards
Rice All-Tournament Team, 2018
OVC Academic Medal of Honor: 2020-21
OVC Commissioner's Honor Roll: 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20, 2020-21
Dean's List: S17, F17, S18, F18, F19
Athletic Director's Honor Roll: F16, S19, S20, F20, S21

Career Recap: Austin Peay
As a senior in 2019:

• Played in 29 matches (104 sets).
• Finished season with 236 kills and 45 blocks.
• Set a career-high with 21 kills against SIUE, Nov. 2, finishing match with a .341 attack percentage.
• SIUE match was part of a three-match outburst that saw her post double-digit kills in each contest, finishing stretch with 44 kills over 14 sets and a .262 attack percentage.
• Recorded a season-best .529 attack percentage (9 kills, 17 attempts) against Murray State, Oct. 9.
• Closed September in impressive fashion with double-digit kill outings in six of eight matches, scoring 77 kills at a .240 attack percentage during the stretch.
• After closing September with back-to-back 10-kill outings at SIUE and Eastern Illinois, posted 14 kills against Southeast Missouri, Oct. 4, to close another stretch of three-straight double-digit kill outings.

As a junior in 2018:

• Played in all 32 matches (110 sets) and was third among Govs hitters with 247 kills (2.25 per set) while also notching 54 blocks.
• Named to Rice all-tournament team after 14-kill performances against both Ole Miss, Sept. 14, and host Rice, Sept. 15. She finished the tournament with a .397 attack percentage and 3.08 kills per set.
• Had nine double-digit kill performances during the season, including a 12-kill outing against Jacksonville State in OVC Tournament semifinal match.
• Had back-to-back 11-kill performances in season’s opening week against South Dakota State and host UMKC.
• Put together back-to-back 11-kill outings again in October, posting the mark at Tennessee State, Oct. 13, and against Western Kentucky, Oct. 16.
• Four times during the season posted a season-best four blocks, including in the OVC Tournament semifinal against Jacksonville State.

As a sophomore in 2017:

• Saw action in 25 matches (16 starts) and 72 sets in second campaign, posting 132 kills (1.83 per set) and 43 blocks (0.60 per set).
• Along with Brooke Moore, was one of two Govs to post a team-best five-kill outing against UCLA in Govs NCAA tournament appearance, Dec. 1.
• Came up big in Govs OVC tourney quarterfinal win against Southeast Missouri, posting seven kills off the bench.
• After notching 10 kills at SIUE, Oct. 28, made five consecutive starts, Nov. 1-11, with five or more kills in each start and finished six-match stretch with 39 kills (1.95 per set).
• Started in six of season’s first seven matches, opening 2017 with back-to-back nine-kill efforts against UMKC and Marshall, August 25, before a 10-kill outing at UAB, Sept. 1. Also had two five-block outings in that opening stretch – against Missouri, August 26, and against Georgia State, Sept. 1.

As a freshman in 2016:

• Saw action in six matches (seven sets) during first season with Govs.
• Recorded a kill in four straight appearances off the bench in season’s first month.
• Notched a kill, ace and dig in Govs three-set match against Dayton, Sept. 10.
• Had a kill and block in APSU’s three-set win at The Citadel, Sept. 16.

Career Recap: Westland HS

• Was a three-time first-team All-Ohio Capital Conference Central Division selection while playing for the Cougars with head coach Teri Goldhammer.
• Recorded 249 kills (4.45 per set), 50 blocks (0.89 per set) and 320 digs (5.71 per set) during her senior year.
• Earned second-team all-district honors after that senior campaign, a year after winning honorable mention recognition as a junior.
• Played club volleyball with the Zenith Volleyball Academy.

Personal

• Jenna Elizabeth Panning is the daughter of John and Stefanie Panning.
• Born Aug. 26.
• Has two younger brothers, Drew and Eric.