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Neena Perdue

Height:
5-11
Class:
Sophomore
High School:
Westlake Academy
Hometown:
Keller, Texas

2020-21 (Junior) I Appeared in three games during the season ... Recorded three total kills along with three block assists ... Two of each kills and block assists coming against South Alabama (9/26).

2019 (Sophomore) Made five appearances... Recorded four blocks against Arkansas-Pine Bluff

2018 (Freshman) | Took part in two matches through her first season of collegiate competition...Averaged 0.67 kills, 0.33 blocks and 0.83 points per set through her three sets played...Made her SFA debut in a non-conference home win over Grambling State (9/8)...Put forth a season-high two kills as well as a block assist through two sets in a Southland Conference win at Incarnate Word (10/11)...Helped SFA capture the program's 10th Southland Conference regular season title...Helped SFA establish program records for wins in a season (32) and winning percentage (.914)...Helped SFA construct a program-best and nation-leading 29-match winning streak...Helped SFA advance to the NCAA Tournament for the fifth time in program history.

High School | Along with an extensive list of individual accomplishments from her tenure at Westlake Academy, never failed to win a state title during her prep career...Named to the TCAF All-State Tournament Team in each of Westlake's four state title runs...On two occasions was named the TCAF State Tournament MVP...Collected four First Team All-State citations and another four First Team All-District awards...Selected to appear in four TCAF All-Star games...Named the MVP during one of her TCAF All-Star game appearances...On the club volleyball scene, won a silver medal in the 17U USA Division of USA Volleyball while playing for TAV 17 Blue in 2016-17.

Personal | Born Neena Gabrielle Perdue on February 18, 2000...Daughter of Ken and Kelly Perdue...Has two sisters...Father played football at Texas A&M-Commerce...Mother played college basketball at UT-Arlington before transferring to Texas A&M-Commerce...Plans to major in international business at SFA.