Aibhilin Kelly
Outside Hitter
Class of 2024
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Aibhilin Kelly
Outside Hitter
Stats
Discipline for Recruitment: Women’s Indoor Volleyball
Height: 5’11”
Spike Touch: 9’3″
Block Touch: 8’9″
Standing Reach: 7’4″
Vertical: 24″
Other Physical Testing: 25m Run – 4.25s
Upcoming Schedule
Attending 2023 Canadian Volleyball Showcase
*18U OVA Select B, December 17th, Woodbridge
Athletic Accomplishments
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Durham Attack 18U Blaze, OPP/OH/S, 2023-Present
*18U OVA Fall Classic, Select A, 3rd PlaceDurham Attack 17U Blaze, Outside Hitter, 2022 - 2023
*17U Nationals 1st Place D1T5
*17U Select Provincial Cup, 1st Place
*18U Championship Provincial Cup, 3rd Place
*17u Premier Provincial Cup, 7th Place
*MVC Invitational, 1st PlaceDurham Attack 16U Blaze, MB/OH/DS, 2021-2022
*2022 Nationals, D1T2 5th Place
*2022 16U Premier Provincials, D1T1 5th Place
*2022 16U Select Challenge Cup, 2nd PlaceDurham Attack Blaze 14U and 15U, MB, 2019-2021
*Affected by COVID -
Brooklin High School Sr. Volleyball Team,
2023-2024, Outside Hitter, Team CaptainBrooklin High School Sr. Volleyball Team, 2022-2023, Setter/Outside Hitter
Brooklin High School Jr. Volleyball Team, 2021-2022, Outside Hitter, LOSSA Champions, Team Captain
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Brooklin High School
Class of 2024
93% average, 4.0 GPA
Honour Roll 2020, 2021, 2022
French Award 2021Post Secondary Interests:
Interested in Kinesiology Undergraduate Program and a Masters in Physiotherapy or Concurrent Education to attend Teachers College -
Madawaska All-Star 2023
Madawaska MVP 2023
Madawaska Nicole Schwertner Award, 2022
Madawaska All-Star 2022
BHS Jr. Volleyball Team MVP, 2022
Madawaska Breakout Performer, 2021
Leadership Award, 2020 -
Durham Attack Seasonal Houseleague - Coaching, 2022-2023
Brooklin Village Public School - Reffing and coaching volleyball, 2022
Durham Attack Volleyball Summer Camp - Assistant Coach, 2022
Certified Bronze Cross Lifeguard, 2021 -
Team Twelve Beach, Defender, 2020-2022
*2022 OVA, 2nd Place
*2022 OVA, 2nd Place
Athlete Bio
Five words you can use to describe yourself on the court.
- Energetic
- Passionate
- Vocal
- Coachable
- Versatile
Five words you can use to describe yourself off the court.
- Compassionate
- Outgoing
- Loving
- Positive
- Easy going
Describe how you work in a team with your partners.
In my opinion, working with your teammates is one of the most important components to volleyball. Being a supportive, positive and optimistic teammate on and off the court is important in creating strong bonds with my team. Whether it is one of my teammates who scores the point, or me, I always celebrate the same way. As well as after a lost point, I make sure that my teammates and I forget about it, think about what we did wrong and how to fix it, and focus on getting the next point. Making sure we are all on the same page and helping each other out is essential for our teams’ success.
Athletic highlights and how you felt when you received them:
The feeling I had when I received the Madawaska Nicole Schwertner Award is one that I will never forget. It was the last day of camp, everyone was down at the Den for closing ceremonies and we were already so emotional, being the last day. My section head, Matt Schnarr, was giving his speech about the award recipient, and when he said my name, I felt so many emotions. I was so honoured, grateful, happy, thankful; it was inexplicable what it felt like to be standing in front of the whole camp with my section head, receiving this award which means so much to the camp and to myself.
What are your interests outside of sports? Why do you like them?
I enjoy playing instruments including the guitar and the piano. My family has always been very musical and it is something that we can all do together. I also like to go to the gym to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Who are your role models and why?
One of my role models is Melissa Humana-Paredes because she is so resilient and always brings an unmatchable energy. She has so much grit and never gives up on the ball, and always gives 100% on the court.
Involvement in other sports or extracurricular. Why is it important for you?
Outside of volleyball, I play house-league soccer. It is important to me because I grew up playing soccer and I’ve made so many great memories and friends through those years and I want to continue that part of my life. Also, it is a way for me to move my body in a different way and work on endurance which is another important aspect.
Academic highlights and how you felt when you received them?
When I receive my Honour Roll certificate at the end of each year, it is very rewarding knowing that my hard work and dedication to my time management and organization paid off, working as a student-work-athlete.
What program would you like to attend in school?
I would like to be a part of the Kinesiology program. Ever since I was younger, I have always been interested in sport rehabilitation and physiotherapy. Playing sports growing up came with a lot of injuries, resulting in many trips to the physio, and I’ve been hooked ever since. I wish to help other athletes regain the mobility and strength that they had before.
How do you envision your school life in college/university?
I envision my life in university being a good mix between studies and sports. I want to be able to study what I am passionate about while also being able to play the sport I love. Being able to manage my time between practice and my program is a challenge I am currently enduring and wish to pursue throughout post-secondary.
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