Shippensburg University Athletics

2011 (Junior): Pry continued to serve as a valuable outside hitter for the Raiders in her third season with the team. She played in all but two matches and racked up a team third-best 235 kills and a fifth-best 185 digs while also contributing 27 total blocks, 13 assists and four service aces. Pry posted double-digit kills in eight different matches, including three in a row in October. In five different matches, Pry contributed double-digit digs, highlighted by a career-high 23 at Kutztown.

2010 (Sophomore): In her second season with the team, Pry recorded a career-high 301 kills and 263 digs while increasing her playing time as an outside hitter. Pry had 13 double-digit kill games, including four-in-a-row in October and a season-high 20 against West Chester. Her two-best offensive performances came against Millersville, including a 12-kill, 1-error effort at home (.478) and an 18-kill, 3-error stat line on the road (.429). Defensively, Pry also had 13 double-dig performances, including a season-high 22 against Catawba, 18 against Lock Haven, 17 against East Stroudsburg and 16 against California (Pa.). Eight of her efforts were double-doubles. In the five-set home victory against Lock Haven, Pry recorded a season-high four block assists.

2009 (Freshman): Pry became an integral outside hitter for Shippensburg in her first season with the Raiders, finishing with a .105 hitting percentage through 85 sets and 26 matches. She ranked fifth on the team with 140 kills, including double-digit kills on three occasions. Her season-high of 13 kills came at West Chester. Defensively, Pry recorded 115 digs on the season, including three double-digit efforts in the first five matches of the season. In addition, Pry totaled seven service aces and was stout with 22 blocks, including seven solo blocks.

Landstown High School: Pry was a four-year letterwinner as an outside hitter for the Eagles under head coach Cheryl Smith. She also competed for the Coastal Virginia Volleyball club team under coach Dave Albaugh. The leading scorer as a senior, Pry’s squad was state semifinalists. She earned multiple state, region and district awards in addition to All-Tidewater Conference honors throughout her career. Pry also lettered in soccer.

Personal: Jennifer Elise Pry is the daughter of Dave and Dee Pry. She is majoring in marketing.