Cleveland State University

Bouyer (2001-04) earned recognition as the first Cleveland State volleyball player to earn All-America honors, one of many accomplishments in a stellar career that was highlighted last Friday as Bouyer and four others were inducted into the CSU Hall of Fame. Arguably the top volleyball player to ever come through the CSU program, Bouyer was the first player in program history to earn All-America honors when she was an AVCA honorable mention pick in 2004.

A three-time first team all-league selection (2002, 2003, 2004) and an AVCA all-region selection in 2004, Bouyer is the CSU career record-holder in kills (1,626), hitting percentage (.339), block assists (485), total blocks (558), points (2,033.5) and points per set (4.59).

Her hitting percentage, block assists and total blocks are also Horizon League records.  A member of the league all-newcomer team in 2001, Bouyer was named to the league all-tournament team in 2002 and 2004, becoming the first player in CSU history to be named to the all-tournament squad. In her four-year career, Bouyer played in every match (119) and set (443).