2000: Earned honorable mention All-Pacific West Conference honors...led the team and ranked 13th in the conference in blocks per game (0.98)...ranked second on the squad in aces per game (0.29) and double-doubles (4) and fourth in kills per game (2.08) and attack percentage (.144)...earned honorable mention PWC Player of the Week honors after leading UAA to a sweep of MSU-Billings Oct. 20-21...had 38 kills and hit .324 with 11 blocks in those matches...recorded double-digit kills in eight of UAA's last 11 matches...recorded a career-best 21 kills Oct. 14 vs. Western Washington...served six aces in Oct. 20 win over MSUB.
1999: Made an immediate impact as a freshman, starting 16 of 25 matches...was second-leading blocker (82 total) on the team, surpassed only by squad MVP and all-conference senior Sabrina Bingham...ranked third on the team in digs (217) and fourth in digs per game (2.49)...tallied team season-high 12 total blocks in three-set win over Humboldt State on Oct. 16...put up nine blocks and nine kills in a home victory over Western New Mexico on Sept. 17.
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner at Highland High, where she played with current Seawolf teammate Brianne Halling...helped lead squad to four straight CIF Central Section playoff appearances...capped senior season by being named both first team all-league and all-area, and team most inspirational player...led HHS to the Southeast Yosemite League and CIF Central Section championships as well as the Southern California Division II Finals...three-time all-league first team selection...received all-area accolades three times...chosen to numerous all-tournament teams...won team MVP honors as a junior...honor roll student.
PERSONAL: Recruited by Division I programs Alabama-Birmingham and Northeastern as well as Division II powers North Alabama and Mesa State...played for five years on one of the top club teams in California, Kern River...born Cami Sue Gardner on June 8, 1981 in Ogden, Utah...daughter of Steve Gardner and Paula Ronnow...nickmane is "G"...majoring in technology.
Career Highs
Kills: 21, vs Western Washington (10/14/00)
Attacks: 48, vs Western Washington (10/14/00)
Attack Pct.: .526 (10-0-19), at Chaminade (11/5/99)
Aces: 6, vs Montana State-Billings (10/20/00)
Assists: 7, at Cal Poly-Pomona (8/29/00)
Block Assists: 11, vs Humboldt State (10/16/99)
Block Solos: 5, vs Wisconsin-Parkside (8/25/00)
Total Blocks: 12, vs Humboldt State (10/16/99)
Digs: 24, vs Central Missouri State (10/2/99)
