Shippensburg University Athletics

2011 (Junior): In her third season with the Raiders, Flick blossomed into a reliable middle blocker and led the team with career-highs of 95 total blocks and 79 block assists (fifth-most in school history). She competed in all 36 matches on the season and was one of just two Raiders to compete in all 137 sets. Flick consistently filled the stat sheet, finishing fourth on the team with a career-best 232 kills (1.69 per set) and third with a .225 hitting percentage (among those qualified). She finished third on the team with 37 service aces while contributing a career-high 98 digs defensively. In nine different matches, Flick posted double-digit kills totals, highlighted by a career-high 17 against Kutztown. She posted multiple solo blocks in five different matches and multiple block assists in 21 (out of 36) matches. In 33 matches, Flick recorded at least one block, and tied a career-high with six against Clarion.

2010 (Sophomore): Flick became a regular middle blocker and hitter in her second season with the Raiders, playing in 33 matches. She ripped 171 kills, fourth-most on the team, while hitting .177. On the block, Flick racked up 17 solo blocks and had 72 block assists to rank second on the team in total blocks. Her 38 service aces were third-most on the team. Flick recorded a season-high 13 kills against Millersville and also had 10 at Lock Haven. In 19 of her 33 matches, Flick delivered five or more kills. As a blocker, Flick had at least one block in 32 of 33 matches, including six against Lock Haven and five against IUP, Fairmont State and West Chester. On three occasions, Flick served a season-high four aces, including in the PSAC quarterfinals at Kutztown. Her highest qualified hitting percentages were .545 against Gannon (6 K, 0 E, 11 A), .478 against Millersville (13 K, 2 E, 23 A) and .462 against East Stroudsburg (7 K, 1 E, 13 A).

2009 (Freshman): In her debut season, Flick increased her playing time as the year moved on while primarily serving as a middle blocker and outside hitter. Her most productive match of the season came against Slippery Rock when she totaled five kills without an error on six attempts. She had multiple kills in five matches and totaled 19 for the season. Additionally, Flick had eight assists, seven service aces and 15 digs along with four solo blocks and six block assists.

Mechanicsburg High School: Flick earned three letters for the Wildcats in the Mid-Penn Conference under head coach Chris Fabian. She also competed for club team TRIAD under coach John Barrick. As a middle blocker, she earned All Mid-Penn Second Team honors as a senior and honorable mention as a junior. She was a “High Honor” Athlete in 2009 and was named to the All-Carlisle Sentinel Volleyball team as a senior. Her squad was the co-champions of the Mid-Penn Conference in 2008. She also competed in track and field as a high jumper.

Personal: Erin Flick is the daughter of Brian and Lea Flick. She is majoring in communication/journalism with a concentration in electronic media while seeking a minor in business. Her brother Brandon graduated from Virginia Tech. Flick also is a member of the track and field team and is a two-time PSAC champion in the high jump.