Shippensburg University Athletics

2007 (as a junior): “Bean” continued her reign as the most dominant setter in school history by setting a new school record for career assists, surpassing Amber Schmerfeld with 3,284 through three seasons with the Lady Raiders. She concluded her season with a career-high 64 assists and 30 digs against Kutztown in the NCAA Tournament, becoming just the sixth different player in school history to have 30 or more digs in a match. DuVall established a new single-season record in assists with 1,420, passing her old mark of 1,270 set as a freshman. She was chosen to the All-PSAC Eastern Division first team as a setter and was named PSAC Eastern Division Player of the Week twice this season on Sept. 18 and Oct. 30 after totaling a triple-double with a career-high 17 kills, 47 assists and 14 digs in a 3-2 victory at Millersville and recording a career-high 25 digs in a 3-1 victory at Kutztown. DuVall posted a remarkable hitting percentage with a mark of .594 that would have eclipsed her old school record had she made enough attempts. She totaled 10 or more digs seven times during the season and racked up 10 or more kills three times during the season. DuVall averaged 10 assists and 1.25 kills per game and appeared in 142 of the team’s 151 games on the season.

2006 (as a sophomore): She entered the season looking to build off her record-setting freshman campaign but was slowed by an ankle injury throughout the season and was limited to 27 appearances and 76 games played. DuVall did not play a full match until Sept. 12 against West Chester yet still managed to rank second on the team in assists with 594, which moved her into third place on the career assist rankings with 1,912. She totaled 30 service aces and recorded 66 kills while committing just 15 errors for a hitting percentage of .440, the best on the team. In addition to 157 digs and her 38 block assists, DuVall tallied a season-best nine kills on 12 swings against Anderson on Sept. 30 and recorded four service aces on four occasions. She posted a season-best 24 digs against Millersville on Oct. 28 and tallied at least 20 assists 15 times, eclipsing the 40-assist mark four times. DuVall tied a career-high with 59 assists against Millersville on Oct. 28.

2005 (as a freshman): DuVall made an instant impact and became one of the top setters in the PSAC during her rookie season by setting the Shippensburg single-season record for assists with 1,270 and breaking the school’s single-season service ace record with 104, besting a 27-year-old record set by Shelly Stallsmith in 1982. She participated in a team-high 136 games and recorded 192 kills while turning in a team-best hitting percentage of .406. DuVall ranked fourth on the team with 448 digs and added 21 block solos and tied for team-high with 26 block assists. She was named PSAC Eastern Division Player of the Week on Nov. 1 and earned a spot on the all-tournament team at the Spiketacular Classic.

At Poolesville High School: DuVall was a four-year letter winner and played for her mother, Fran. She averaged 1.49 aces per game, 10.3 assists per game and 2.12 kills per game over her four-year career and her efforts led to her being named Montgomery County Player of the Year following her senior season.

Personal: Maureen Elizabeth DuVall was born on July 30, 1987 and is the daughter of Fran and Lance DuVall. Her major is social work. She is one of three children, along with brothers Daniel and Matthew.