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NAME: Lindsey Green
SCHOOL: Ursuline Academy
SPORT(S): Volleyball
GRADUATING YEAR: 2023
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT:
"Leading Ohio in assists my junior year and my club volleyball team
being fifth in the nation."
BIRTHDATE: 12/27/2004
HEIGHT: 5'11"-150 lbs.
PARENTS: TT & Chris
BIGGEST INFLUENCE: "My
grandpa, who was always smiling and could light up a room."
FUTURE GOAL: Win a state
championship at Ursuline
Ursuline Academy senior Lindsey Green will be playing her collegiate
volleyball at Ball State University next season, but for this season she
was a vital volleyball all-star for the Lions, who were GGCL champs,
regional champs and Ohio state Div. I champions, beating defending state
champs Rocky River Magnificat in the state title game and finishing the
season with a 25-3 record. Lindsey had 48 assists and seven digs in the
state championship match. It was the school's eighth state volleyball
title.
A setter, Lindsey, a preseason AVCA All-American, filled the stat sheet
this past season for the state champs. In 99 games, she had 995 assists
(leading the GGCL), 253 digs, 78 kills and 10 service aces. She was
named first-team all-state in Division I this season for the second
straight year by the Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Association.
This comes on the heels of a great junior campaign when she tallied
1,001 assists (tops in the GGCL and Ohio), 92 kills, 279 digs, 82 blocks
(second in the GGCL) and 34 service aces. She earned numerous honors,
including being named first-team GGCL, first-team all-city (Enquirer),
first-team SWO District and first-team all-state. She helped the Lions
go 20-7 and reach the regional semifinals last year.
Her favorite athlete is Lauren Carlini, favorite entertainer is Kevin
Hart, favorite book is Life's Too Short, favorite movie is Avengers and
most-like-to-meet is LeBron James.
COACH'S QUOTE – "Lindsey is a resilient setter for our team. She
manages the offense well and contributes in various aspects of the
game whether it is her blocking, defense or leadership."
— Ali Butcher, Varsity Head Coach
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To view this year's MVPs, go
here.
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To view the 2019-2020 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2018-2019 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2017-2018 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2016-2017 MVPs, go here.
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To view the 2013-2014 MVPs, go here.
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To view the 2007-2008 MVPs, go here.
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To view the 2005-2006 MVPs, go here.
To view the 2004-2005 MVPs, go here.
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