Honors
• Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Defender of the Week five times in 2019
(Sept. 16-22, Sept. 30-Oct. 6, Oct. 7-13, Oct. 21-27 and Nov. 4-10)
• All-GCAC Tournament in 2019
Briefly
• Second year at XULA
• Transfer from two-year Florida State College at Jacksonville
• Gold Nuggets' second Florida resident and first since Meisha Graham (Hollywood) during 2003 debut season
2019 (Junior — XULA)
• Her 484 digs led the team and rank second on XULA's all-time season list
• Ranked second on the team with 46 aces and was third with 85 assists in 38 matches
• Led team with 27 matches of 10-or-more digs and four matches of 20-or-more digs
• Match highs included five aces against NAIA top-10 Missouri Baptist
and 27 digs in four sets againsty Wiley
• Produced match-high 25 digs in three-set home victory against William Carey —
XULA's first-ever NAIA nationals victory
• Named All-GCAC Tournament after averaging 5.67 digs per set,
only one error in 46 service receptions and a tournament-high six aces
• Helped defense limit opponents to .111 hitting — six points lower than in 2018
• Helped Gold Nuggets win a school-record 31 matches (31-9 overall) and
become the first XULA team to reach the NAIA National Championship Final Site
• Helped XULA repeat as GCAC regular-season and tournament champion
• Helped XULA attain its highest-ever national ranking: among "others receiving
votes" (29th place) in the NAIA postseason coaches poll (Dec. 12, 2019)
2018 (Sophomore — FSC Jacksonville)
• Became the team's primary setter
• Produced 483 assists, 16 aces and 222 digs
• Had 11 matches with 10-or-more digs
• Match highs included 19 digs, 52 assists and three aces
• Member of FSC's chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa national honor society
• Two-year member of athletic advisory committee
2017 (Freshman — FSC Jacksonville)
• Played libero
• Produced 204 digs and 23 aces
• Helped BlueWave win Panhandle Conference regular-season championship — the program's first since 2010
• Won the team coaches award
High School
• Three-year starter
• Career totals included 100 aces and 1,000 assists
• First-team all-district as a senior (2016)
• Helped team win district championship her senior year and qualify for state playoffs
• Team captain as a senior
Club
• Was team MVP twice with Instinct of Jacksonville
• Played eight years of club volleyball
• In 14s she helped her team qualify for nationals and
win the Big South Tournament in Georgia
Personal
• Born in Puerto Rico; moved to Florida at age 7
• Plays the piano
Favorites
Food: Sushi
Candy: Nestle Buncha Crunch
Pizza toppings: Pineapple and spinach
Ice cream flavor: Coffee and chocolate chip
Cake: Coconut
Flower: Flower of the tree (flor de maga)
Color: Yellow
Vacation destination: Europe
Jennifer Torres in 2019
