2021 Women's Volleyball Roster
Biography
Career Single-Match Highs as of March 31, 2022
Kills: 4 vs. Sacramento State (9/30/21)
Attacks: 18 vs. Sacramento State (9/30/21)
Attack Pct. (min. 5 kills): --
Assists: 6 vs. Tarleton State (9/1/21)
Service Aces: 1, 3x, last: at Southern Utah (9/23/21)
Digs: 16, 3x, last: vs. Montana (10/9/21)
Blocks: 2 at Weber State (1/22/21)
Major: Outdoor Recreation Leadership
2021-22 | Junior
Played in 52 sets and 14 matches for the Eagles...Was fourth on the team with 140 digs, averaging 2.69 per set...Set a career mark with 16 digs against Tarleton State(9/1) and she matched the total two more times during the season...Had five double-digit dig matches...Recorded 19 assists, setting a career-high with six against Tarleton State...Finished with six kills, posting a career-best, four, against Sacramento State(9/30)...Had two service aces in the season.
2020-21 | Sophomore
Played in the season opener in her first year with the Eagles before sitting out the rest of the season due to injury… Totaled two kills, a service ace, one dig and two block assists in her lone match of the year... Named to the Fall Big Sky All-Academic team.
Prior to Eastern Washington:
Spoja comes to Eastern Washington after one season at Carroll College. The 6-0 outside hitter is the daughter of first year assistant coach, Angela Spoja (Frederick), who also played volleyball for the Eagles from 1995-96 under head coach Pam Parks.
Spoja hails from Puyallup, Wash., where she had a standout prep career at Puyallup High School. Spoja still holds the school record for most kills per game (4.62), most total kills (507) and most attempts (1,218). She twice earned an honorable mention all-conference nod and earned second-team all-state honors as a senior. Also during her senior season, she was named all-area first team.
At Carroll College, Spoja had a freshman season that saw her named to the Frontier Conference’s All-Freshman team. She saw action in 27 matches, including 104 sets, where she hit at a .173 clip and reached the double-digit kill mark on 10 different occasions. Spoja set a career-high 15 kills against Providence (Mont.) to go with a career-best 11 digs for a double-double.
On the season, she totaled 61 blocks with a career-high of six coming in two separate matches. Spoja was also steady at the service line, serving five aces in one match in her collegiate debut at Evergreen and totaled 15 on the year.
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As a freshman, Spoja averaged 1.93 kills, 1.05 digs, .15 aces and .60 blocks per game while helping guide the Saints to a 16-12 overall record.
Flores-Cloud on Spoja
“I am really excited to bring Sophia on as an Eagle. She has the same passion for the sport of volleyball and Eastern Washington, just like her mom, Angela. It is refreshing, and made the decision to recruit her very easy. Sophie is going to add experience and depth to our team and I am truly looking forward to coaching her.”
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