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At Angelo State University

Cerbi Ritchey is coming off a strong freshman season where she was third on the team with 223 kills (1.92 per set)… Ritchey, who was a redshirt her first season at ASU, recorded a season-high 16 kills in the Lone Star Conference Championship semifinals against Texas Woman’s and finished the season with eight double-digit kill performances… She also had 51 total blocks and 70 digs… She established a career-high four blocks in two matches (Arkansas-Fort Smith, Incarnate Word) and had six digs against UTPB and Midwestern State.

SINGLE-MATCH HIGHS:
Kills: 16, vs Texas Woman's, Nov 22, 2013
Attacks: 49, vs Wayland Baptist, Oct 15, 2013
Attack pct: .333, vs Texas Woman's, Nov 22, 2013 (16-6-30)
Assists: 1, 4 times
Digs: 6, at Texas-Permian Basin, Oct 15, 2013; Midwestern State, Sep 20, 2013
Blocks: 4, Arkansas Fort Smith, Sep 07, 2013; at Incarnate Word, Sep 27, 2013
Block solo: 1, 7 times
Block assist: 4, Arkansas Fort Smith, Sep 07, 2013

At Big Spring HS: Class 3A All-State selection in 2011... Helped to lead team to the Class 3A regional semi-finals... All-District first-team performer as a junior and senior... Voted district's best hitter as a senior... District's newcomer of the year in 2008... Also competed in basketball and track and field at Big Spring.

Personal: Daughter of Carmen and Phillip Ritchey... Brothers Ian and Bradan played football for Angelo State... Involved in the Golf Course Road Church of Christ Youth Group.

Major: Math

Beyond the Court
Nickname: Cerbs
Why I love volleyball: It's unbelievably fun and it is a game of imperfections
Person I admire the most: My mom
Favorite TV show: The Young and the Restless
Least favorite TV show: Little People Big World
Favorite actress: Julia Roberts
Favorite actor: Kevin James 
Favorite movie: Legally Blonde
Favorite book: The Kite Runner 
Favorite restaurant: Cheddar's
Concert I dream of going to: Third Eye Blind
Song I sing well: LOL
Dream vacation: Greece
Why I chose Angelo State: We have such a strong, competitive volleyball program here and it is also a family tradition for me.
Major: Mathematics 
Career plans after graduation: Continue on to graduate school to become a math professor
Talent few know about: I can do a back handspring 
Left/Right handed: Right
Favorite volleyball memory: Digging a ball with my knee at one of my first practices my redshirt freshman year (but, my side won the point)