MISSOURI 2004
Appeared in all 29 of the Tigers[apos] matches, starting 13 times...Season-high 13 kills at Texas A&M on Oct. 27...Also had season-best 24 total attacks and hit .458 in that match...Reached double figures in kills on five occasions...Began season with an eight-block performance at Wisconsin (Sept. 3), then bettered that with nine at Kansas on Oct. 16...Nine block assists at Kansas was a career best...Personal-best six digs vs. Arkansas in first round of NCAA Tournament...Hit .733 in match vs. Nebraska on Nov. 127 with 11 kills and no errors in 15 attempts...Set a career high in assists with four at Oklahoma on Oct. 6...Named to the Academic all-Big 12 Academic first team.
MISSOURI 2003
Had 25 starts on the season... Reached 20 kills once...Had at least 10 kills in 11 of the last 13 matches...Recorded at least five blocks seven times...Named to the Academic All-Big 12 Second Team...Had a .412 hitting percentage with eight kills against Arkansas on Aug. 30...Added three aces against the Lady Razorbacks...Had two solo blocks and five block assists against Bradley on Sept. 13...Recorded 12 kills and hit .550 with three blocks against Marquette at Marquette Challenge...Had career-high eight blocks (2 solo/6 assists) at Baylor on Sept. 17...Hit .571 with eight kills and no errors on 14 attacks on Sept. 20 against Oklahoma...Had 13 kills and hit .480 with six blocks against Kansas on Oct. 1...Had 13 kills and a .500 hitting percentage in win over Texas on Oct. 11...Recorded 10 kills, seven digs and seven blocks in win over No. 8 Nebraska...Had then-career high 16 kills and hit .375 at Texas Tech on Oct. 25...Set new career-high with 20 kills against Texas A&M on Nov. 1...Hit .450, had 2 aces, six digs and three blocks against Aggies...Recorded 12 kills, three solo blocks and four block assists against Kansas State on Nov. 12...Had 18 kills in win over Oklahoma on Nov. 15.
MISSOURI 2002
Appeared in 106 games for MU last season...Was fourth on the team in both kills (250) and attacks (592)...Finished fifth on the team with a .264 hitting percentage...Averaged 2.36 kills per game and 0.75 blocks per game...Had a career-high 19 kills against Oklahoma on Oct. 12...Recorded 17 kills against Oregon State on Aug. 31...Had a stretch of three straight double-digit kill matches in the middle of the season...Set a career high with a .778 hitting percentage in MU[apos]s win over Colorado on Nov. 13...Had a hitting percentage of .667 in MU[apos]s first round match of the NCAA Tournament against Northwestern...Twice recorded three services aces in a match...Recorded three solo blocks in three matches in 2002...Set a career-best with five block assists against San Diego State...Had a career-high with six total blocks (one solo and five assists) against Northern Iowa in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
MISSOURI 2001
Redshirted as a freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL
Was a four-year varsity starter for Parkway West High School...Named all-region two years and all-metro first-team in 2000...Earned all-tournament honors in every tournament she played in her junior and senior seasons...Parkway West team MVP in 1999 and 2000...Selected as a FOX Sports Show and St. Louis Post-Dispatch Athlete of the Week during the course of her senior season...Tabbed a 'Rising Star' in the Midwest Region by Blocks and Kills magazine and as one of the best volleyball seniors in the state by 'MOSPORTS.com'...Led high school team and conference in blocks and kills her junior and senior year...Participated in the USAV National Tournament four consecutive years with her club team.
PERSONAL
Lindsey Maire Noll was born Nov. 24, 1982...Majoring in Education with an emphasis in coaching...Hopes to be a high school counselor and volleyball coach, possibly a college coach...Hobbies include photography, reading and being outdoors...Focuses on what she has to do to play her best prior to a match...Was a setter in club during 8th grade year and part of freshman year of high school...Lists Bruce Springsteen as favorite musical artist and the Goo Goo Dolls as her favorite band.