2012: Led the Tigers with 32 service acesand her 2.99 kills per set was good for second on the team...postedmatch-high 13 kills and collected 12 digs in a sweep againstGrinnell (Sept. 8)...registered 14 kills and 21 digs at Chapman(Sept. 14)...tallied 11 kills and 10 digs in a 3-0 sweep of Caltech(Sept. 15)...had 8 kills and 9 digs at Whittier (Sept. 21)...posted6 kills and 8 digs on Sept. 22 against Cal Lutheran...registered 10kills and 7 digs against Pomona-Pitzer (Sept. 25)...compiled 15kills, 3 assists, 16 digs, and 2 blocks against La Verne (Sept.29)...posted 7 kills, 4 service aces, 9 digs, and 2 blocks (1 solo)vs. CMS (Sept. 29)... totaled 13 kills in a 3-0 win over Redlands(Oct. 3)...rattled off six consecutive service aces in a 3-0 winover Caltech on Oct. 5. Finished with seven on the match...talliedeight kills, two service aces, and 11 digs in a sweep of Whittier(Oct. 9)...had six kills and 10 digs at Cal Lutheran (Oct.12)...posted 6 kills, 5 digs, and 2 blocks vs. Chapman (Oct.16)...had five kills in 10 attempts vs. Cal State San Marcos (Oct.19)...recorded a match-high 13 kills on 15 attemps and collectedfour digs in a sweep of Mills College (Oct. 20)...had six kills onnine attempts and five digs in a sweep for West Coast Baptist (Oct.23)...
2011: Was named the SCIAC FemaleStudent-Athlete of the Week on Nov. 8 after leading the Tigers tothe program's first SCIAC Tournament Championship. Her career weekculminated with a match-high 19 kills and 29 digs against No.15 Cal Lutheran. Rose hit .327 in the finals and had four kills inthe fifth set to beat the defending champions on their home court.While the climax was impressive, Rose was also the main reason theTigers finished second in the overall SCIAC standing and advancedto the finals in the first place. She had a match-high 15 kills, togo along with two aces and 10 digs, in a three-set sweep atClaremont-Mudd-Scripps on Nov. 1—securing the second placefinish for the Tigers. Then in the rematch with the season on theline against the Athenas on Nov. 3, she had another match-high 11kills and four aces, to go along with three blocks, 12 digs andfour assists in just three sets.
HIGH SCHOOL: She played varsityvolleyball for four years at a small liberal arts school (DunnSchool) in the Santa Ynez Valley. She won the honor of AllCIF Second Team and MVP during her volleyball years at DunnSchool. She was also volleyball captain her senioryear. She helped lead her volleyball team, 3 years in a row,to the quarterfinals in CIF.
PERSONAL: Kasey was born on Feb.25th 1991 and lived 13 years of her life in Brentwood,Los Angeles before moving up to the Santa Ynez Valley. Shehas no siblings but has a TON of animals (chickens, horses, dogs,cats, and a rabbit). Kasey also used to be a dancer until7th grade, when she first started to playvolleyball. Kasey plans on becoming an anesthesiologist inher future, but for now is undeclared and is trying to find a majorthat suits her, while getting all the requirements to get intomed-school.
Q & A with Kasey Rose
Q: Favorite Movies:
A: Never Been Kissed, The Illusionist and TheWedding Date
Q: Favorite Music:
A: Goo Goo Dolls
Q: Favorite Foods:
A: Indian, sushi and Italian
Q: Favorite Sport:
A: Soccer and tennis
Q: Favorite Teams/Athletes:
A: Michael Phelps
Q: Favorite TV Shows:
A: That 70's Show, 3rd Rock From the Sun, CSI andTrue Blood
Q: Favorite Quotes:
A: "You can't have too many pairs of shoes or toomany friends."
Q: Hobbies/Special Talents:
A: Dance, swimming and eating
Q: If you could visit anywehere, where would itbe? Why?
A: Egypt and Turkey- I did a project on them inelementary school
