Austin Peay State University Athletics

Awards and Honors
OVC Player of the Week, Sept. 2, 2013
USF Invitational All-Tournament, 2013
Bama Bash All-Tournament, 2012
Missouri State All-Tournament, 2012
OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2012-13, 2013-14
President’s List: S13
Dean’s List: F12, S13, F13, S14
AD’s Honor Roll: S12, F12, S13, F13, S14

Career Recap: Austin Peay
2013 (Junior Season)

• Played in 25 matches (93 sets), missing three weeks in September due to injury
• Despite significant missed time, led APSU with 304 kills (3.27 per set) and was second on team with 312 digs (3.35 per set)
• Was named to USF Invitational All-Tournament team, recording 71 kills (5.07 per set), in four matches to begin season
• Posted season-best 21 kills three times during season, opening year with 21 against Miami, August 30
• Also had 21 kills in first match back from injury, at Jacksonville State, Sept. 27, then again in OVC Tournament Semifinal contest against Southeast Missouri, Nov. 21
• Posted 13 double-doubles during the season

2012 (Sophomore Season)

• One of only two players (Cami Fields) to start and play in all 33 matches and took the court for 120 of 121 sets played
• Finished with 419 kills (3.49 per set) – 10th most all-time – and along with Nikki Doyle (435 kills) was part of first duo since 1990 season to record 400-plus kills each
• Recorded 17 double-doubles during season, finishing year with team-best 355 digs (2.96 per set)
• Named to Missouri State All-Tournament team after recording 64 kills during the tournament, including 22 against UALR, Aug. 31
• Finished UALR match with 26 points, adding two service aces and four blocks to her kill total
• Awarded Hampton Inn Bama Bash All-Tournament honors after earning 57 kills and 40 digs in the tournament, including a career-high 27 kills against Alabama, Sept. 7
• Posted career-best 23 digs and had 11 kills against Middle Tennessee, Oct. 10

2011 (Freshman Season)

• Made eight starts in 21 appearances (61 sets)
• Made first career appearance and start against FIU (Sep. 2), recording one kill
• Had three straight matches with double-digit points (Oct. 3-8) highlighted by a 13-kill, 15-point effort against Eastern Kentucky
• Recorded nine kills and three blocks against Murray State (Oct. 8)
• Posted six kills and 10 digs off the bench at UT Martin (Nov. 5)

Career Recap: Hoffman Estates HS
Under head coach Dan Hutton, Stotts was a three-time all-conference and all-area selection and helped Hawks reach the regional finals in 2010. She finished her senior campaign with 342 kills, 302 digs and 65 blocks. Stotts also was a superb basketball player, finishing with 1,056 career points and averaging 12.2 points and 6.0 rebounds per game as a senior. She also competed in the long jump and 400-meter relay, posting a school-record in the long jump.

Personal
Jada Catherine Stotts is the daughter of Sue Stotts and Bryant Robinson… born October 10… Has not declared a major.