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2023 Women's Volleyball Roster
Sheire, Kate
Jersey Number 10
Kate Sheire
- Class:
- Senior
- Position:
- Right-side Hitter
- Height:
- 6-0
- Hometown:
- Arlington, Va.
- High School:
- Washington-Liberty
Bio
2023: Named Second Team All-Ivy and Academic All-Ivy ... Played in 23 matches and 79 sets, making 20 starts ... Led Brown and was fifth in the Ivy League with 2.84 kills per set ... Finished the season with 224 kills, 48 blocks and 30 digs ... Had 10 matches with double-figure kills ... Posted 15 kills at George Mason and 11 kills against Radford (Sept. 8) ... Had 12 kills against Binghamton and 14 against Michigan State (Sept. 16) ... Posted a season-high 17 kills against Yale (Sept. 22) ... Finished with 13 kills, hitting .333 against Princeton (Sept. 29) ... Had 14 kills in a five-set win at Cornell (Oct. 7) ... Finished with 11 kills and three blocks at Princeton (Oct. 28) ... Posted 13 kills in the Ivy League Semifinal against Princeton (Nov. 17) ... Had eight kills and a season-high five blocks against Yale in the Ivy League Final (Nov. 18).
2022: Named Second Team All-Ivy ... Earned Academic All-Ivy honors ... Named Ivy League Player of the Week on Oct. 3 ... Finished fifth in the Ivy League in hitting percentage during Ivy League play (.356) ... Was second on the team in kills per set (2.36) and hitting percentage (.281) ... Finished third on the team with 0.92 blocks per set and 89 total blocks, adding 47 digs and seven assists ... Posted 13 matches with double-figure kills ...Had 11 kills and three blocks against Air Force and 12 kills and three blocks against Siena (Sept. 3) ... Posted 11 kills and five blocks against Texas A&M-CC (Sept. 10) ... Began the Ivy League schedule with four-straight double-figure kill matches ... Had 10 kills with seven blocks against Yale (Sept. 23) ... Posted 11 kills, hitting .688 at Cornell (Sept. 30) ... Had 10 kills, hitting .625 with seven blocks at Columbia (Oct. 1) ... Finished with eight blocks and nine kills against Princeton (Oct. 15) ... Finished with a season-high 16 kills, hitting .387 against Columbia (Oct. 28) ... Collected a season-high nine blocks with eight kills at Princeton (Nov. 4). Had 12 kills, hitting .370 with five blocks and four digs at Penn (Nov. 5) ... Had eight kills with six digs and six blocks in the Ivy League Tournament semifinal against Princeton (Nov. 18).
2021: Named First Team All-Ivy ... Earned Academic All-Ivy honors ... Played in 92 sets and 26 matches, making 12 starts ... Was named Ivy League Player and Rookie of the Week on both Sept. 27 and Nov. 1 ... Finished the season second on the team and sixth in the Ivy League with 3.11 kills per set, upped that number to 3.49 in Ivy League play to finish third in the league ... Finished second on the team with a .287 hitting percentage that placed 10th in the league ... Posted 82 blocks on the season, second-best mark on the team and averaged 0.89 blocks per set ... Had 18 matches with double-digit kills ... Began her career with 13 kills against Bryant (Sept. 3) and 12 kills against Boston College (Sept. 4) ... Had 11 kills and hit .556 against Bryant (Sept. 7) ... Finished with 12 kills, hitting .579 against NJIT (Sept. 11) ... Posted six-straight matches of double-figure kills from Sept. 17-Oct. 2 ... Had 11 kills, seven blocks and five digs against Sacred Heart (Sept. 18) ... Tallied a career-high 21 kills, hitting .413 at Yale on Sept. 24 ... Posted a second six-match streak of double-figure kills from Oct. 9-30 ... Finished with 15 kills and a season-high nine blocks against Princeton (Oct. 16) ... Matched her season-high with 21 kills against Yale (Oct. 22) ... Hit a season-high .667 against Penn with 10 kills on Nov. 6.
2020: Season canceled due to COVID-19.
Before Brown: Garnered District Player of the Year honors in 2018 … Earned Second Team All-State accolades in 2019 … Gained First Team All-District laurels in 2017, 2018, and 2019 … Took home First Team All-Region plaudits in 2018 and 2019 … Played for head coach Aubrey Mosley … Competed on the club level for Metro Volleyball Club … An AP Scholar with Honors … Graduated as school’s valedictorian.
Personal: Kate is the daughter of Heather and James Sheire … Has one younger sister, Elizabeth … Entered Brown undecided on a concentration.
Why Brown? “I was drawn to Brown by its reputation as having a culture of people passionate about academic exploration and learning. Upon further exploration I found that I also loved the campus, people, and environment of the school. As a person with diverse passions and career interests, the open curriculum is what promoted Brown from one of my top-tier choices to my dream school. I look forward to meeting an array of others also drawn to the pursuit of knowledge without exactly knowing where that knowledge may lead them.”
CAREER HIGHS
Kills: 21, twice
Assists: 2, vs. Lindenwood (Sept. 17, 2022)
Digs: 6, twice
Blocks: 9, twice
Service Aces: 1, four times
2022: Named Second Team All-Ivy ... Earned Academic All-Ivy honors ... Named Ivy League Player of the Week on Oct. 3 ... Finished fifth in the Ivy League in hitting percentage during Ivy League play (.356) ... Was second on the team in kills per set (2.36) and hitting percentage (.281) ... Finished third on the team with 0.92 blocks per set and 89 total blocks, adding 47 digs and seven assists ... Posted 13 matches with double-figure kills ...Had 11 kills and three blocks against Air Force and 12 kills and three blocks against Siena (Sept. 3) ... Posted 11 kills and five blocks against Texas A&M-CC (Sept. 10) ... Began the Ivy League schedule with four-straight double-figure kill matches ... Had 10 kills with seven blocks against Yale (Sept. 23) ... Posted 11 kills, hitting .688 at Cornell (Sept. 30) ... Had 10 kills, hitting .625 with seven blocks at Columbia (Oct. 1) ... Finished with eight blocks and nine kills against Princeton (Oct. 15) ... Finished with a season-high 16 kills, hitting .387 against Columbia (Oct. 28) ... Collected a season-high nine blocks with eight kills at Princeton (Nov. 4). Had 12 kills, hitting .370 with five blocks and four digs at Penn (Nov. 5) ... Had eight kills with six digs and six blocks in the Ivy League Tournament semifinal against Princeton (Nov. 18).
2021: Named First Team All-Ivy ... Earned Academic All-Ivy honors ... Played in 92 sets and 26 matches, making 12 starts ... Was named Ivy League Player and Rookie of the Week on both Sept. 27 and Nov. 1 ... Finished the season second on the team and sixth in the Ivy League with 3.11 kills per set, upped that number to 3.49 in Ivy League play to finish third in the league ... Finished second on the team with a .287 hitting percentage that placed 10th in the league ... Posted 82 blocks on the season, second-best mark on the team and averaged 0.89 blocks per set ... Had 18 matches with double-digit kills ... Began her career with 13 kills against Bryant (Sept. 3) and 12 kills against Boston College (Sept. 4) ... Had 11 kills and hit .556 against Bryant (Sept. 7) ... Finished with 12 kills, hitting .579 against NJIT (Sept. 11) ... Posted six-straight matches of double-figure kills from Sept. 17-Oct. 2 ... Had 11 kills, seven blocks and five digs against Sacred Heart (Sept. 18) ... Tallied a career-high 21 kills, hitting .413 at Yale on Sept. 24 ... Posted a second six-match streak of double-figure kills from Oct. 9-30 ... Finished with 15 kills and a season-high nine blocks against Princeton (Oct. 16) ... Matched her season-high with 21 kills against Yale (Oct. 22) ... Hit a season-high .667 against Penn with 10 kills on Nov. 6.
2020: Season canceled due to COVID-19.
Before Brown: Garnered District Player of the Year honors in 2018 … Earned Second Team All-State accolades in 2019 … Gained First Team All-District laurels in 2017, 2018, and 2019 … Took home First Team All-Region plaudits in 2018 and 2019 … Played for head coach Aubrey Mosley … Competed on the club level for Metro Volleyball Club … An AP Scholar with Honors … Graduated as school’s valedictorian.
Personal: Kate is the daughter of Heather and James Sheire … Has one younger sister, Elizabeth … Entered Brown undecided on a concentration.
Why Brown? “I was drawn to Brown by its reputation as having a culture of people passionate about academic exploration and learning. Upon further exploration I found that I also loved the campus, people, and environment of the school. As a person with diverse passions and career interests, the open curriculum is what promoted Brown from one of my top-tier choices to my dream school. I look forward to meeting an array of others also drawn to the pursuit of knowledge without exactly knowing where that knowledge may lead them.”
CAREER HIGHS
Kills: 21, twice
Assists: 2, vs. Lindenwood (Sept. 17, 2022)
Digs: 6, twice
Blocks: 9, twice
Service Aces: 1, four times
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