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2008:2008: Had five double-doubles on the season ... registered 15 kills and 13 digs against Goucher in season-opener ... had 14 kills against Geneva ... earned JHU All-Tournament Team honors ... added 14 kills and 13 digs against Gallaudet ... recorded 16 kills, four aces and 17 digs at No. 20 Stevens Tech ... added 11 kills and 11 digs against Frostburg State ... had 21 digs and 11 kills against John Carroll ... notched seven kills and 14 digs at Dickinson ... finished with 12 kills and 10 digs against Franklin & Marshall ... added 25 digs and 10 kills against Gettysburg ... recorded 13 digs against Ursinus in regular season finale.
2007: Third Team ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District • earned a spot on the Battlefield Classic All-Tournament Team • Centennial Conference Co-Player of the Week (10/22) • named to the Centennial Conference Honor Roll twice (9/10, 10/8) • member of the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll• on the court in 100 sets for Hopkins • posted 11 double-doubles (kills and digs), including five in the final six matches of the season • recorded double-digit kills in 16 matches and double-digit digs in 19 matches • finished with 34 total blocks for the season • second on the team in kills (309), fourth in assists (22), first in service aces (98) and digs (352).
2006: Appeared in 67 games for the Blue Jays, the most among all freshmen • had a season-high 17 kills against Salisbury • recorded 29 digs vs. Haverford • had five double-doubles (kills and digs) on the year • averaged a team-best 3.22 kills per game.
Personal: Allison J. Cappelaere • born March 28, 1988 • daughter of Doreen and Pat Cappelaere • Two-time Washington Post all-county selection while at Centennial • played five years with national travel teams as a member of the Columbia Volleyball Club • vice president of membership development of Kappa Alpha Theta • winner of the George L. Bunting Scholarship in 2007 • member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars • double major in history of science and medicine and technology .
