Jenn Brown

Height:
6-1
Class:
Senior
High School:
Centennial
Hometown:
Brampton, Ont.

2007 (Senior) : Brown saw action in every one of Marquette[apos]s 101 games in 2007, registering 268 kills and 104 blocks. She was the only player on the Marquette roster to record at at least 100 blocks and average over one per game (1.03). She finished the season with 93 assisted blocks, which registers as the ninth-best single season in school history. Her 345 career assisted blocks places her second on the all-time list. Brown recorded the ninth-best single season hitting percentage at 28.2 percent and ends her career in eighth place with a 23.4 percent career average. Recorded a double-double against Belmont on Sept. 14 with 16 kills, leading to a 53.6 hitting percentage for he match, to go along with 10 total blocks. Brown notched a career-high 20 kills against Seton Hall on Nov. 9. She registered three service aces in matches at Cincinnati (Sept. 28) and at Connecticut (Nov. 3).

2006 (Junior) : Brown had another strong defensive season as a middle blocker for the Golden Eagles. She notched seven assisted blocks in 3-0 win at Seton Hall (Nov. 10). Brown was second on the team with 98 total blocks and had a team-high 1.15 blocks per game for her junior season. Her most dominant effort on the net came on Nov. 17 when she set a Marquette and BIG EAST record for assisted blocks (18) in a match and total blocks (19) in a match against Pittsburgh in the quarterfinals of the BIG EAST Tournament. Brown registered a season-high 13 kills in 3-2 victory over Stony Brook (Sept. 16) and finished with 111 total kills for the season.

2005 (Sophomore) : Brown another stellar season in the middle for the Golden Eagles playing as middle blocker playing in all 30 matches. Was Marquette[apos]s most consistent attacker with a team leading 24.9 percent hitting percentage. Recorded 10 matches of double figured kills, including a string of four straight. 11 kills at Colorado sparked three additional matches of double figure kills against Creighton (12), UNC-Greensboro (10) and Eastern Kentucky (13), hitting an average of 33.9 percent for those four matches. Had another set of consecutive matches in double figures with 11 against Notre Dame and 10 kills at West Virginia. Notched a career high 15 kills and added a career best five digs against Villanova. Recorded a season high seven blocks (1bs, 6ba) against DePaul. Finished the season fourth on the team kills list with 237 and second in blocks with 82.

2004 (Redshirt Freshman): Brown proved to be a dominant net defender for Marquette in her first full season of competition. She was second on the team with 98 blocks and set a school match record with 12 assisted blocks against Houston (Oct. 22). She had eight blocks against Cincinnati (Nov. 22) in the Conference USA Semifinals. She also had seven blocks against Saint Louis (Oct. 30). Brown also worked her way into to the offensive scheme with 151 kills on the season. She had a season-best 12 at Charlotte (Nov. 12) and smashed 10 against Md.-Eastern Shore (Sept. 25).

2003 (Freshman): Did not play in 2003, earning a redshirt.

Prior to Marquette: Brown earned four letters at Centennial High School, where she was named team Most Valuable Player. She played club volleyball for Peel Selects out of Brampton/Mississauga, Ont., in the Tier 1 Division.

Personal: Born April 26, 1985, she is the daughter of Daniel and Cora Brown. She lists her parents as her biggest volleyball influences. She is a psychology major.

Brown[apos]s Career Stats

Year	MP-GP	K	E	TA	KPG	Pct.	Ast.	APG	SA-SE	RE	Digs	DPG	BS-BA	BPG	BE	BHE	Pts.
2003	Did Not Play
2004	30-100	154	72	414	1.54	19.8	4	0.04	1-0	2	19	0.19	12-88	1.00	15	4	210.0
2005	30-114	237	95	571	2.08	24.9	15	0.13	1-3	1	24	0.21	10-75	0.75	13	5	285.5
Totals	60-214	391	167	958	1.83	22.7	19	0.09	2-3	3	43	0.20	22-163	0.86	28	9	495.5