2019 Women's Volleyball Roster

Jersey Number 2
Annie Wehrheim
- Position:
- Rightside Hitter
- Height:
- 6-0
- Class:
- Redshirt Senior
- High School:
- Woodlawn Community
- Hometown:
- Woodlawn, Ill.
2019 – Redshirt-Senior (Game-by-Game)
2018 – Redshirt-Junior (Game-by-Game)
Appeared in 67 sets over 21 matches…Started in 14 matches…Tallied double-digit kills in nine matches…Was third on the team in kills with 204 (3.04 kills/set, eighth in the OVC) and points with 301.5 points (2.93 pts/set)…Chipped in 33 digs with 17 total blocks…Recorded a season high 24 kills against Tennessee Tech (10/6)…Tabbed OVC Offensive Player and Newcomer of the Week on Nov. 5 after she led the Redhawks offensively with 40 total kills (5.00 kills/set) on a .260 hitting clip as Southeast posted a 2-0 record with wins over SIUE (18 kills, 11/2) and Eastern Illinois (22 kills, 11/3)…Named to the Second-Team All-Ohio Valley Conference Team...Named to the OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.
2017 – Junior (Game-by-Game)
Appeared in one set...Made Redhawks debut on Sept. 4 vs. Western Illinois...Awarded medical redshirt after missing entire season due to injury.
2015-16 (John A. Logan College)
Was named the Conference Player of the Year and Region 24 MVP in 2016 while also earning an All-American Honorable Mention...All-Conference honors in 2015.
Prep/Club
Played at Woodlawn Community High School...Tallied 1220 career kills...During senior season, was named MTC Conference MVP, second team all-state, and set the record for most kills in a 1A State Final Match (24)...Three times named MTC All-Conference, SICA All-South Team during high school...Helped team to three straight region championships including reaching fourth-place in the state tournament in 2014 with a 33-4 record...Played travel/club ball with SISVBC and Y High Impact...Academically, was on the High Honor Roll throughout high school, was on the National Honor Society for two years and Honors Club for three years...Also played softball.
Personal
Full name is Leeanne Wehrheim...Daughter of Tim and Karen Wehrheim...Born on February 24, 1997...Majoring in Physical Education K-12.
2018 – Redshirt-Junior (Game-by-Game)
Appeared in 67 sets over 21 matches…Started in 14 matches…Tallied double-digit kills in nine matches…Was third on the team in kills with 204 (3.04 kills/set, eighth in the OVC) and points with 301.5 points (2.93 pts/set)…Chipped in 33 digs with 17 total blocks…Recorded a season high 24 kills against Tennessee Tech (10/6)…Tabbed OVC Offensive Player and Newcomer of the Week on Nov. 5 after she led the Redhawks offensively with 40 total kills (5.00 kills/set) on a .260 hitting clip as Southeast posted a 2-0 record with wins over SIUE (18 kills, 11/2) and Eastern Illinois (22 kills, 11/3)…Named to the Second-Team All-Ohio Valley Conference Team...Named to the OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.
2017 – Junior (Game-by-Game)
Appeared in one set...Made Redhawks debut on Sept. 4 vs. Western Illinois...Awarded medical redshirt after missing entire season due to injury.
2015-16 (John A. Logan College)
Was named the Conference Player of the Year and Region 24 MVP in 2016 while also earning an All-American Honorable Mention...All-Conference honors in 2015.
Prep/Club
Played at Woodlawn Community High School...Tallied 1220 career kills...During senior season, was named MTC Conference MVP, second team all-state, and set the record for most kills in a 1A State Final Match (24)...Three times named MTC All-Conference, SICA All-South Team during high school...Helped team to three straight region championships including reaching fourth-place in the state tournament in 2014 with a 33-4 record...Played travel/club ball with SISVBC and Y High Impact...Academically, was on the High Honor Roll throughout high school, was on the National Honor Society for two years and Honors Club for three years...Also played softball.
Personal
Full name is Leeanne Wehrheim...Daughter of Tim and Karen Wehrheim...Born on February 24, 1997...Majoring in Physical Education K-12.
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