Shippensburg University Athletics

2017 (R-Junior): Served as a versatile performer in her third full season on the floor, completing an impressive medical rehabilitation to return to play…appeared in 30 matches, making 29 starts…ranked fourth on the team in digs (284) and aces (19), fifth in kills (128) and sixth in blocks (31)…served at least one ace in nine matches, including multiple aces on six occasions, and a single-match best of four aces in the NCAA Tournament against Gannon…averaged 2.70 digs-per-set…produced double-digit digs in all 30 of her appearances, including five or more digs in 25 contests and double-digit digs on 11 occasions…notched 19 digs in three matches and a single-season best of 20 digs against Millersville…averaged 1.22 kills-per-set…had at least one kill in 29 contests, including five or more kills on 14 occasions…slammed a single-season match best of eight kills on three occasions, including against conference opponents Clarion and West Chester…contributed to at least one block in 21 matches, including multiple blocks in four contests…registered a single-match best of five blocks against Gannon…filled in as an emergency setter for three matches late in the season due to multiple injuries…finished second on the team with 115 assists, including 89 assists in her matches as a setter.
 
2016 (Junior): Medical-redshirt season…sustained a season-ending injury in the second match of the season…recorded seven kills, 17 digs, two blocks and two assists in the four sets she participated.
 
2015 (Sophomore): Transitioned to a traditional defensive role as a versatile player for the Raiders in her second season…played in a team-high 139 sets and also in 38-of-39 matches, one of just three players to do so on the squad…exceled on serve, totaling a team-high 53 service aces that ranked fourth in the PSAC and among the Top 30 players in Division II…ripped a season-high five aces in the PSAC Quarterfinals against West Chester, matching a career high…connected for at least one ace in 25 matches, including multiple aces in 16 matches…provided the majority of her offense for the season in the final six matches, totaling 33 of her 52 kills in that span…registered more than 800 fewer attempts in her second season…amassed 365 digs, fifth-most on the team, in averaging 2.6 digs per set…recorded a career-high 21 digs to complement six kills and three block assists in a late-season victory over Kutztown…totaled double-digit digs in 18 matches, including 19 in the PSAC Quarterfinals against West Chester…played a part in 21 blocks on the year, including three blocks in three of the final six matches of the year…equaled her first season’s output with 36 assists.
 
2014 (Freshman): Emerged as a regular option on the outside as a hitter for the Raiders in her debut season…played in all 36 matches during the season, missing just two sets along the way…ripped 256 kills, fourth-most on the team, and an .089 hitting percentage that included 1,087 attempts…averaged 1.9 kills per set…provided multiple kills in every match, including seven matches with double-digit kills…achieved a season and career best of 17 kills against Mercyhurst that included 11 digs for her first collegiate double-double…had five double-doubles on the season with kills and digs, including a 13-kill, 13-dig effort against Chowan and a 12-kill, 15-dig effort against Winston-Salem State...served 30 aces, ranking third among the Raiders…tied for the team high on the year with five aces against Winston-Salem State and had four in a match against Millersville…provided multiple aces in six matches…performed well as a defender, as her 348 digs were third-most among SU players…produced a single-match best for digs of 19 on two occasions (regular-season matches against IUP and Lock Haven), averaging 2.6 digs per set…played a part in 48 blocks, fifth-most on the squad…produced a single-match best of six blocks in a five-setter with Urbana.  
 
Williamsport High School: Earned three varsity letters with the Wildcats and head coach Emily Crabtree…played for club team Platform, coached by Fran DuVall…named named the 2013 Washington County Player of the Year as a senior…earned All-Washington County and All-MVAL First Team honors as a senior captain and was selected to the Under Armour National Watch List…compiled senior-year statistics that included averages of 2.9 kills and 4.7 digs per set…led Washington County in digs as a junior and ranked third as a senior…her high school team won the Maryland 2A State Championship in 2012…was an All-County and All-MVAL First Team performer as a junior…recognized as a sophomore as a CHRVA Regional High Performance Team member…earned two varsity letters in basketball and track & field…graduated 41st in her class, with honors and a 3.68 GPA.

About Malott: Full name is Courtney Renee Malott…is the daughter of Chris and Pam Malott…majoring in geoenvironmental studies, concentrating in geographic information science…has a sister, Brittany.