Angela Grieve Season 2020-21

• Started 29 out of 30 matches, played 108 sets
• Recorded 1,234 attacks to rank 47th in the NCAA, first in the ACC and seventh in the UM record book
• Tallied 73 attack attempts in a match vs. Florida State (10/5) to become fifth in program history
• Claimed 422 kills, good for fourth in the ACC
• Reached a season-high of 25 kills vs. Florida State (10/5) to lead the team and tie for 10th in program history
• Ranked third in the ACC in points with 488.5 to add on to her career stats and move into the top 10 in program history
• Earned a season-high 29 points against the Seminoles (10/5)
• Claimed 30 service aces, including a season-high of five in a four-set match to tie for second in program history
• Recorded eight blocks vs. Kansas (12/1) in the first round of the NCAA tournament
• Led Miami’s individual match highs in most aces, total attack attempts, points and kills
• Overall led Miami in points averaging 4.52 a match, kills with 3.91 a match and service aces to claim AVCA East Coach All-Region and All-ACC Second Team honors

• Saw action in all 30 matches, starting 25, played in 105 of 107 total sets
• Ranked sixth in the ACC in the regular season in kills per set with 3.73
• Ended the regular season ranked seventh in the conference with 377 kills
• Finished the regular season with 4.20 points per set, fifth most in the ACC
• Posted 424 points in the regular season, ninth most in the conference
• Shot up to eighth in program history with 4.10 points per set in her career
• Moved to seventh in the school record book with 0.30 career aces per set
• Ranks seventh in Miami history with a career kills per set mark of 3.50
• Totaled five aces at Virginia Tech (10/24), the sixth most in a three set match and seventh in a contest in school history
• Her 20 kills against Virginia (10/17) are the fourth most in a three set game in the program record book
• Led Miami in kills in 17 games, attacks in 21 matches and points in 13 contests
• Led the Canes on the year with 396 kills and 3.77 kills per set
• Posted a season attacking percentage of .221
• Tallied 24 aces, 90 digs and 47 blocks
• Notched double-digit kills in 25 matches
• Hit a single-match career-high .667 against Virginia (10/17) with 20 kills on 27 attacks
• Her 23 kills, 67 attacks and 24.5 points at Florida State (11/19) were the most by a Hurricane in a match

(Fall)

• Debuted for Miami recording 14 kills, two assists, two aces, eight digs and five blocks in the five-set win against Georgia Tech (9/24)
• Finished with 15 kills, eights digs and one block against Georgia Tech (9/25)
• Recorded 12 kills and an attack percentage of .333 and two aces and three blocks in the first 3-1 win over Wake Forest (10/2)
• Added 10 kills, four digs, three blocks and one ace in the second 3-1 win against Wake Forest (10/3)
• Added eight kills, eight digs and four blocks on the road at Clemson (10/8)
• Helped No. 12 Miami defeat Clemson with seven kills, six digs and one block on 10/9
• Registered eight kills and 10 digs in her first match against FSU (10/15)
• Added eight more kills, 10 digs, one assist and ace in the 3-0 sweep over FSU (10/16)

(Spring):

• Dominated on offense with a career-best 25 kills and 11 digs, three blocks, two assists and one ace against NC State (3/6)
• Finished with 12 kills, one assists, ace and block with three digs against No. 14 Notre Dame (3/7)
• Posted six kills, five assists and one solo block against Virginia in the 3-0 conference sweep (3/13)
• Recorded 14 kills and eight digs against Virginia (3/14)
• Finished with double-digit kills (11) for the eighth time this season and registered her second double-double of the season with 10 digs in the five-set win at Duke (3/19)
• Recorded 13 kills, three aced and one block and dig in the 3-1 loss to Pittsburgh (3/20)
• Led the Canes with 16 kills and added three aces in the 3-1 loss to Boston College (3/26)
• Again led the Canes with 19 kills, one ace and one block in the 3-1 road win against Virginia Tech (3/27)
• Added 11 kills in the match against No. 11 Louisville (4/1)
• Finished the season with a double-double in the 3-0 sweep against North Carolina with 13 kills and 10 digs (4/2)

• Redshirted due to injury

• Four-year varsity player at South Fork High School
• Played for Tribe Volleyball club for two years and the National Volleyball League for two seasons
• While at South Fork, Grieve registered 1,200 career kills, the highest in school history and registered the most kills in a single season
• Grieve served as a captain for the varsity team for three seasons and was named the Treasure Coast Volleyball Player of the Year in 2019
• Grieve helped South Fork win the 2016 6A State Championship and was the 7A State Runner Up in 2019

• Right-handed outside hitter
• Daughter of Dan and Wendy Grieve
• Father played baseball at the University of Southern Mississippi
• Has one brother, Ben