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2009: Earned her third-straight Big SkyAll-Academic honor. Had the fourth-highest hitting percentage onthe team at .197 (88-40-244). Helped Eastern to a 3-1 victory overMontana (Sept. 18) with her four kills, three digs and six blocks,which tied a season high for the junior. Registered a season-high11 kills against Northern Arizona (Oct. 15), while also registeringfour blocks. Played solid in the BSC semifinal game versuseventual-champion Northern Colorado, garnering eight kills, sixblocks and two digs.

2008: Following outstanding efforts throughoutthe campaign, Cook earned All-Big Sky Conference honorable mentionaccolades. She also attained All-Academic honors for the secondstraight season. Fourteen times in 2008, she had double-digit killtotals, while Cook also hit at a high percentage on numerousoccasions, seven times exceeding .300 (with at least 10 kills). Shehit .643 (10-1-14) in a road contest versus Northern Colorado. Shealso helped the Eagles to a 3-2 away win over Gonzaga by hitting ata .483 clip (16-2-29). Her block total of nine in a 3-2 home winover Sacramento State not only set a career mark, but was the mostby any Eagle in 2008. Even more incredibly, she had a run of fourstraight service aces early in the second set to earn Eastern a 6-2advantage. Her match total of five more than doubled her previouscareer high of two.

2007: Cook earned second team All-Big SkyConference honors and Big Sky All-Academic accolades in 2007. Cookcontributed double-digit kill total 13 times, including doing soeight times in a 10-match stretch. She led the Eagles in killsversus No. 16 Hawai’i with nine. Cook had career-high killtotals of 19 twice against Northern Colorado, on Sept. 27 and Nov.3. Against rival Gonzaga on Oct. 9, she hit .375 (12-3-24). Cookhad a great match versus Sacramento State on Oct. 13, hitting .409(10-1-22) in that contest. Cook earned Co-Big Sky Player of theWeek accolades on Nov. 10 after averaging 4.17 kills and 1.50blocks per set and hitting .333 (25-7-54) in sweeps of Boise Stateand Portland State. Against the eventual Big Sky regular-seasonchampion Vikings, she had 15 kills, seven blocks and hit .353(15-3-34).

High School: Her senior year, she earned 3AAll-State first team honors and was named the MVP of the ColumbiaBasin 3A League. She was All-Big Nine Conference as a junior andearned all-league honors in track and field in 2005 and 2006. Cookalso qualified for the 14-15 division of the 2004 NFL Pepsi Punt,Pass & Kick National Finals. She is the daughter of Vicki andMark Cook and is majoring in exercise science.