Kaitreanne Chojnacki
Right Side Hitter
Class of 2025
NCAA# xxx-xxx-1971
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Kaitreanne Chojnacki
Right Side Hitter
Stats
Discipline for Recruitment: Women’s Indoor Volleyball
Height: 5′ 9″
Spike Touch: 9′ 7.5″
Block Touch: 9′ 2.5″
Standing Reach: 7′ 7.5″
Wingspan:5′ 10″
Vertical: 24″
Upcoming Schedule
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Athletic Accomplishments
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2023-2024 Canuck Stuff Volleyball 16U Black
-AVA #2- Gold (16U)
-AVA #3- Silver (16U)
-Provincials 2024- Gold (16U)
-Nationals 2024- 5th in D1 T1 (16U)2022-2023 Canuck Stuff Volleyball 15U
-Team co-captain
-Cactus Classic Invitational in Tucson- Silver (15U)
-AVA #1- Bronze (15U)
-AVA #3- Gold (15U)
-Provincials 2023- Gold (15U)
-Nationals 2023- 5th in D1 T1 (15U)2021–2022 Canuck Stuff Volleyball 14U
-AVA #2- Gold
-AVA #3- Silver
-Provincials 2022- Gold (14U)
-Nationals 2022- 5th in D1 T1 (14U) -
Selected to Team Alberta Beach 16U 2024
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Track and Field (2024)
-High Jump
-Gold at a U of C Highschool Dinos MeetSenior Girls Volleyball (2023)
-Setter
-Gold at Lindsey Thurber tournament
-Gold at the Redmile Rumble tournament
-Gold at Calgary CSHAA Div 1 city championshipsJunior Girls Volleyball (2022)
-Setter/ right side
-Gold at Scarlett Classic tournament
-Silver at Calgary CSHAA Div 1 Junior city championships -
William Aberhart High School, Calgary, Alberta
Class of 2025
Average: 99%
Honour Roll (Grade 10 and Grade 11)
Scored a 97.5% on the DELF B2 exam
Grade 10 (2022-2023):
-French Immersion Achievement award for French Language Arts 10-1
-French Immersion Achievement award for Mathematics 10
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in Mathematics 10
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in French Language Arts 10-1
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in English Language Arts 10-1
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in Social Studies 10-1
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in Science 10Grade 11 (2023-2024)
-French Immersion Achievement award for Social Studies 20-1
-French Immersion Achievement award for Mathematics 20-1
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in Chemistry 20
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in Mathematics 20-1
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in Sports Medicine 20 -
-2023 Canuck Stuff Volleyball Heart and Hustle Award
-Provincials 2023 15U Women All Star
-2022 Aberhart Jr. Girls Volleyball Coaches Award (Grade 10) -
Co-captain of 2022-2023 Canuck Stuff indoor club volleyball season
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2024 Season:
-AAU/AVP America Surf City Club Event (ranked first until canceled due to weather)
-Beach 2024 Provincials- Silver (16U)
-Beach AVA- Silver (18U)
-Beach AVA- Gold (16U)
-Beach AVA- Gold (16U)
-Beach AVA- Silver (16U)2023 Season:
-Beach AVA- Silver (18U)
-Beach AVA- Silver (15U)
-Beach AVA- Bronze (16U)
-Junior Calgary Open- Gold (16U)2022 Season:
-Beach 2022 Provincials- Gold (14U)
-Beach AVA- Gold (14U)
Athlete Bio
Five words you can use to describe yourself as a high performance athlete.
- Hardworking
- Supportive
- Competitive
- Adaptable
- Tenacious
Five words you can use to describe yourself off your field of play.
- Driven
- Committed
- Dependable
- Adventurous
- Humble
Describe how you work in a team.
I am a very driven and focused person and like to encourage my teammates to work hard and bring the same intensity that I love to play with. I am encouraging and I support others by uplifting them in both their gameplay as well as off of the court. I ensure that my attitude allows for people to feel comfortable building a trusting relationship with me.
Athletic highlights and how you felt when you received them:
-2022 Aberhart Jr. Girls Volleyball Coaches Award (Grade 10)
-Co-captain of 2022-2023 indoor volleyball season
-Provincials 2023 15U Women All Star
-2023 Canuck Stuff Volleyball Heart and Hustle Award
-Selected to Team Alberta Beach 16U 2024
When I received these awards I felt pride in my skills and in my discipline for consistently pushing myself to become a better player and a better teammate. When I was named 15U Women’s Provincial All Star in 2023 l was surprised because there were so many great players on our team but I felt very thankful that the hard work I had put in throughout the season had been noticed. When I found out I made the 16U Team Alberta Beach team in 2024 I felt an overwhelming amount of excitement at the opportunity to work with very competitive coaches and players. Finally, when I was named co-captain of our club team, awarded with the Aberhart Jr. Girls Volleyball Coaches Award and the Canuck Stuff Volleyball Heart and Hustle award I felt gratitude towards the teammates and coaches who chose to recognize the commitment, trust and kindness that I had shown the team. This was accompanied with a sense of contentment in knowing that leadership can come in many forms and that I had been contributing in a way that benefited the team both on and off the court.
What are your interests outside of sports? Why do you like them?
Outside of sports I love to explore a multitude of other hobbies with my friends and family. I particularly like reading and learning different crafting techniques such as crochet because they help me feel more calm and grounded. I enjoy working out for many of the same reasons but also because it makes me feel healthy and strong. Finally, I am also a very adventurous person who loves to go on hikes, camping trips, backpacking trips and bike rides etc. because they fuel my curiosity and help me grow closer with my family and friends. I have been going on these kinds of outings since I was little and so they are a big part of who I am.
Who are your role models and why?
I admire my coaches for the incredible amount of work they put into bringing their passion for volleyball to us players and who show up with a smile and a positive attitude whether it is sunny outside or pouring rain. I also admire their dedication towards growing the sport of beach volleyball here in Calgary and creating opportunities to pursue the sport. In addition to my coaches I look up to my parents who sacrifice so much time and energy and who choose to show up and provide their continued support. They are always there to uplift me through good times and equally through injury and setbacks.
Involvement in other sports or extracurricular. Why is it important for you?
Track and Field: I participated in the track and field program at my High school because it allowed me to increase my athleticism without overloading on training for volleyball. I enjoyed how much it has pushed me out of my comfort zone and challenged a different aspect of my skills. In addition it was important for me to meet more people within my school and strengthen the connection I feel with the community at Aberhart.
Academic highlights and how you felt when you received them?
-Scored a 97.5% on the DELF B2 exam (2022)
-Honour Roll (2023 and 2024)
-French Immersion Achievement award -for French Language Arts 10-1 (2023)
-French Immersion Achievement award for Mathematics 10 (2023)
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in Mathematics 10 (2023)
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in French Language Arts 10-1 (2023)
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in English Language Arts 10-1 (2023)
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in Social Studies 10-1 (2023)
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in Science 10 (2023)
-French Immersion Achievement award for Social Studies 20-1 (2024)
-French Immersion Achievement award for Mathematics 20-1 (2024)
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in Chemistry 20 (2024)
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in Mathematics 20-1 (2024)
-Certificate of recognition of excellence in Sports Medicine 20 (2024)
When I received these awards I felt an enormous amount of pride in the amount of hard work I consistently put into my academics. It also reinforced my confidence in the fact that the sacrifices and the late nights that have gone into my studies are worth it and helping to pave the way for a future that I’m excited about. I proved to myself that I am capable of pursuing both sport and education at a high level. Finally, the awards which relate to French help me feel connected to my family and my bilingual identity because it is not always easy to nurture love for a language when it is not primarily spoken where you live.
What program would you like to attend in school?
Details coming
How do you envision your school life in college/university?
I see myself honing my volleyball skills and taking my sport to the next level. Despite having already learnt to balance my studies and volleyball; for example, waking up at 5 am on school days in the winter as this was the only training time the beach volleyball facility in my hometown had available, I also look forward to taking on the responsibility of living away from home and all of the associated challenges. Additionally, I look forward to experiencing the sense of community and spirit that university and team sports offer; meeting people from around the world who share the same love for volleyball.
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