SOURCE: USA Volleyball

Danielle Scott

Major International Competition:
1995 World Cup
1995 World Grand Prix (gold)
1995 Canada Cup (gold)
1995 Pan American Games (silver)
1994 World Championship
1994 World Grand Prix
1994 Goodwill Games (silver)

Highlights With USA National Team:
Joined USA national team on an extended tryout basis in summer 1994 and earned a berth on the squad that represented the United States at three prestigious international competitions that year

was regularly utilized off the bench, particularly during '94 World Grand Prix

had 22 kills to pace a USA victory over Germany (10-16-94) in a tune-up for the '94 World Championship

Other Volleyball Achievements:
Played on silver medal-winning team at '93 World University Games in Buffalo, N.Y., as well as on bronze medal squad at '91 World University Games (Sheffield, England)

member of the '91 Pan American Games team (Havana, Cuba)

College/High School:
Named winner of Honda Award as outstanding women's collegiate volleyball player of 1993-94

three-time All-America, All-Northwest Region and All-Big West Conference performer at Long Beach State University

led the nation in hitting percentage in 1991 and 1992, and established NCAA career record for hitting percentage (.421)

two-time Big West Conference player of the year (1992, 1993)

helped 49ers capture the 1993 NCAA championship

posted 1,778 kills, 604 total blocks and 693 digs during collegiate career (1990-93)

coached at LBSU by Brian Gimmillaro

also earned all-conference accolades in basketball, becoming the first Big West athlete to win all-conference acclaim in two sports in one year (1993-94)

competed on Long Beach State's track team in sprints and jumping events

all-state performer in basketball and volleyball at Woodlawn High School, Baton Rouge, La

Personal:
Born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana