Colby-Sawyer Athletics

As a junior: Doody had her best offensive season as a Charger leading the team in kills with a career high 462 kills and averaging 4.28 kills per set. Both marks were the second highest in team history. With 11 kills versus Middlebury, Doody became only the 4th Charger in team history to surpass the 1,000 kill milestone and finished her junior season 3rd all-time in career kills. In addition to her offensive dominance, Doody's defense, 311 digs, was the second highest on the team, behind teammate Mickey LaPan and marked only the third time in team history a player earned 400 kills and 300 digs in the same season. Doody, in her freshman year, was the last player to achieve the season milestone. For her achievements, the conference once again honored Doody with the TCCC Player of the Year and she was placed on the First Team All-TCCC and for the second straight year Doody was honored by the AVCA as an All-New England Region Honorable Mention.

 As a sophomore: Doody continued to prove her dominance in the TCCC. She led the team in kills with 372, kills per set with 2.88, and total points with 448.5. Doody was  recognized by the conference as the TCCC's Player of the Year. In addition to her player of the year accolades, she was named to the First Team All-TCCC as well as honored by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) as a All-New England Region Honorable Mention.

As a freshman: Doody had one of the greatest freshman year's ever recorded in Chargers history. She became only the second player in team history to earn 400 kills and 300 digs in a season. Doody's 403 kills led the team and her 340 digs were second to teammate Taylor Forsberg. Her outstanding play produced numerous awards. Doody's awards included TCCC Player of the Week on four separate occasions, Springfield and Skidmore All-Tournament teams, First Team All-Granite State. She earned First Team All-TCCC honors and was named TCCC Rookie of the Year. Most notably Doody was the school's first ever player to be named as the New Hampshire DIII Volleyball Association Rookie of the Year.

At Franklin High School: Along with staring in volleyball, Doody also played basketball for the Panthers. She won a Hockomock League Championship and was a three time selection to the MetroWest News All-Star Team. Doody graduated in 2007.

Personal: Daughter of John and Wendy Doody. Has a younger brother named Michael and an older sister named Marianne. Majoring in Early Education.

Career Highs

Career Stats (As of November 16, 2010)

# Ranks 1st in Kills

& Ranks 1st in Kills per Set

$ Ranks 1st in Attack Attempts

! Ranks 5th in Attack Percentage

^ Ranks 5th in Digs

+ Ranks 8th in Digs per Set

* Ranks 8th in Total Blocks

~ Single Season Records