Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2010: Played in team-high 115 sets • named First Team All-Centennial Conference • led team with 364 kills and finished second in digs with 435 • ranked 12th in JHU single-season history in kills and 11th in digs • ranked third in Centennial Conference in kills and sixth in digs • nabbed CC Player of the Week honors twice (9/28 & 10/19) • recorded team-best 16 double-doubles on the year • had seven matches with at least 20 digs • registered career-high 22 kills and had 15 digs against DeSales for first career double-double • had 17 kills and 16 digs versus Mary Washington • posted four straight double-doubles against Case, John Carroll, Muskingum and Swarthmore • had a career-high 28 digs versus Muskingum • posted 20+ digs in back-to-back matches against York and Carnegie Mellon, including a career-high 27 digs against York • finished with 23 digs and 14 kills at Gettsyburg • posted 21 digs and 10 kills at McDaniel • posted 16 kills and 16 digs versus Franklin & Marshall in the Centennial Conference semifinals.

2009: Saw time in 75 sets • recorded 13 digs, four kills and one ace against Swarthmore • notched season-high 11 kills and six digs against McDaniel • had nine digs, seven kills and two aces against Wellesley • combined for 103 kills, 118 digs, 16 assists and eight serving aces on the season.

2008: Played in 55 sets • hit .440 against Goucher with 10 kills in her first career match • had 28 digs, three blocks and nine kills against Cortland State • registered 16 digs and one service ace against Frostburg State • recorded 10 kills and 25 digs against Muskingum • tailed three assists and five kills against Washington • notched two aces, 11 digs and three kills against Mount Union.

High School: Captained her squad at Walnut High School and led team to the CIF Playoffs • an All-San Antonio League selection • earned all-league academic honors • team MVP and a member of the Walnut High School Hall of Fame.

Personal: Melissa J. Cole • born September 15, 1990 • daughter of Ray and Araceli Cole • majoring in applied math and statistics