Austin Peay State University Athletics

Honors & Awards
OVC Commissioner's Honor Roll: 2021-22
Dean's List: F21
Athletic Director's Honor Roll: S22, F22

2022 | Austin Peay

• Played in 104 sets over 27 matches, finishing with 222 kills and 75 blocks.
• The only Govs player to record 200-plus kills and 70-plus blocks.
• Opened the season with a double-digit kill performance in each of the first three weekends: 10 kills against Louisiana Tech (Aug. 26), a 10-kill outing at Florida A&M (Sept. 2), and 11 kills against Toledo (Sept. 10).
• Returned to double-digit kill territory with 11 kills and no errors – a .524 attack percentage – against Florida Gulf Coast (Oct. 8).
• Followed the FGCU outing with back-to-back double-digit kill efforts against Lipscomb, scoring 12 kills in Nashville (Oct. 12) and a career-high 14 kills in Clarksville (Oct. 14).
• Tied her career high with 14 kills against Central Arkansas (Oct. 22) while committing just one attack error for a .591 attack percentage.
• Finished the season with double-digit kills in the second match of a weekend over each of the final four weekends, starting with the UCA outing and followed by 12 kills at Queens (Oct. 29), 11 kills against Jacksonville State (Nov. 5), and 10 kills in the regular season finale against Jacksonville State (Nov. 13).
• Notched a career-high five blocks at Clemson (Sept. 26) and tied that mark four additional times during the season, including in back-to-back ASUN matches against Central Arkansas (Oct. 22) and at Liberty (Oct. 28).

2021 | Austin Peay

• Played in 93 sets across 31 matches.
• Recorded double-digits in kills five times, including season-high 13 kills in four different matches.
• Had season’s most efficient outing against Merrimack (Sept. 3) with seven kills and no errors on eight swings (.875 hitting percentage).
• Finished third on the team with 60 blocks.
• Matched season-high with four blocks in a 13-kill outing against Murray State (Nov. 10).

Prep Career

• Was a middle blocker for head coach Patricia Flowers at Seigel High School.
• Named to Tennessee Sports Writers Association’s Class AAA All-State team and was Murfreesboro Daily News Journal’s Area Most Valuable Player following senior season.
• Also earned co-MVP of District 7-AAA in 2020 following a 458-kill, 112-block senior season as Siegel finished runner-up in the Class AAA state tournament.
• Finished prep career with 646 kills and 212 blocks.
• A two-time Daily News Journal All-Area First Team selection.
• Also was a member of Seigel’s 2018 Class AAA state runner-up squad.

Personal

• Jaida Camil Clark is the daughter of Jama Garrett and Rondell Clark.
• Born March 20.
• Has four siblings: Amari, Rylee, Roth and Matty.
• Plans to enroll is the pre-veterinary program.