2011
Earned second-team AVCA All-America honors, becoming the third player in USI volleyball history to garner All-America accolades...the second-team honor was the highest All-America award in the program's history...became the third player in the program's history to earn GLVC Player of the Year honors...also was the GLVC Scholar-Athlete of the Year for volleyball...was USI's Female Student-Athlete of the Year for the second consecutive year...earned first-team AVCA and Daktronics All-Midwest Region honors as well as first-team All-GLVC honors...became the second player in the program's history to earn AVCA National Player of the Week honors...earned GLVC Player of the Week honors twice...was named to the FSU Bulldog Invitational All-Tournament team...earned Academic All-GLVC honors for the third straight year after playing and starting in all 31 of USI's matches and 110 sets...led USI in kills, kills per set, attacking percentage, blocks, blocks per set, points, and points per set...ranked second in the GLVC in points per set, third in kills per set, and fourth in attacking percentage...had at least 10 kills in 28 matches and at least 10 digs in six matches...had six double-doubles...racked up a season-best 21 kills to go along with a .341 attacking percentage, five digs, and three blocks in USI's four-set loss to Indianapolis in the first round of the NCAA II Tournament...had 20 kills, a .459 attacking percentage, seven digs, and five blocks in USI's four-set win over Saginaw Valley State in the GLIAC/GLVC Crossover...had a career-high 16 digs in USI's three-set loss to Lewis in October...recorded at least five blocks in seven matches, with a season-high eight blocks coming in USI's four-set win over Indianapolis in October...also had 16 kills and a .297 attacking percentage in USI's win over Indianapolis...earned first-team Academic All-District IV accolades...finished her career ranked second all-time at USI in attacking percentage, seventh in block assists, and eighth in kills...also was sixth in total blocks since 2000.
2010
USI's Female Student-Athlete of the Year in 2010-11, LaGrange earned first-team All-Midwest Region honors by the AVCA and Daktronics after leading the Eagles in kills, attacking percentage, and blocks per set...finished the year ranked second in the GLVC in both kills and points per set...also was named first-team All-GLVC honors after ranking fifth in the conference in attacking percentage...earned NCAA II All-Midwest Region Tournament honors after racking up 13 kills and a .310 attacking percentage in USI's opening-round loss to Hillsdale...earned Academic All-GLVC honors for the second straight season after playing and starting in all of USI's 30 matches and 109 sets as a junior...recorded at least 10 kills in 23 matches...had at least eight kills in all but two matches and hit at least .300 in 22 matches...had three double-doubles as she recorded at least 10 digs in three matches...had a season-high 24 kills and 15 digs in USI's five-set win over Minnesota-Crookston...had 20 kills and a season-best six blocks in USI's four-set win over Wayne State in the GLVC/GLIAC Crossover...recorded at least 20 kills five times and had at least five blocks in three matches...was named to the GLVC/GLIAC Crossover All-Tournament team as well as the Missouri-St. Louis Triton Invitational All-Tournament team.
2009
Earned Academic All-GLVC honors...played a major role for the Eagles in her first season, playing and starting all 32 matches and 116 sets...was second on the team and 12th in the GLVC with 2.83 kills per set...also was 10th in the GLVC with a team-best .304 attacking percentage...was second on the team and 11th in the conference with 0.83 blocks per set...finished eighth in the GLVC with a team-best 3.49 points per set...had at least 10 kills in 15 matches, including a season-high 27 kills in USI's 3-1 setback to Indianapolis in the semifinals of the GLVC Tournament...finished the GLVC Tournament match against Indianapolis with a .309 attacking percentage and five blocks...averaged 4.88 kills and 1.25 blocks per set while attacking at a .316 clip in the GLVC Tournament...had a season-high nine blocks to go along with 17 kills against Angelo State...had a season-high four aces against West Virginia State and a season-best nine digs against Findlay...was named to the Findlay TownePlace Suites Classic All-Tournament team.
TRANSFER
Came to USI from Indiana University where she played in 11 matches as a freshman...recorded a season-best five kills against Louisville and had a season-best seven digs against Albany...had a season-best .400 attacking percentage against Wake Forest.
HIGH SCHOOL
Graduated from Heritage Hills High School (Ferdinand, Indiana) where she was a three-time Indiana All-State and All-Pocket Athletic Conference performer...received the Hustle Award twice in career at HHS...also served as team captain for two seasons...broke seven school records including career aces (111), kills in a season (557), kills in a match (32), career kills (1,259), career blocks (314), career digs (493), and single season attacking percentage (.367)...also excelled on the basketball court where she was twice named to the All-PAC team...broke more school records on the hardwood, including most career rebounds, points, and blocked shots...was a Hoosier Basketball Coaches' Association District 2 All-Star...recognized on the Hoosier Basketball Magazine top-60 seniors list.
PERSONAL
Daughter of John and Tammy LaGrange.
Career Statistics
Season GP-MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE
2009................ 116-32 328 2.83 107 728 .304 12 0.10 25 0.22 31
2010................ 109-30 385 3.53 107 836 .333 16 0.15 19 0.17 19
2011................ 110-31 426 3.87 121 921 .331 25 0.23 26 0.24 15
TOTAL............... 335-93 1139 3.40 335 2485 .324 53 0.16 70 0.21 65
Season DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE Points Pts/G
2009................ 102 0.88 2 8 88 96 0.83 9 3 405.0 3.49
2010................ 111 1.02 4 11 66 77 0.71 6 2 448.0 4.11
2011................ 198 1.80 21 16 79 95 0.86 9 5 507.5 4.61
TOTAL............... 411 1.23 27 35 233 268 0.80 24 10 1360.5 4.06
