Victoria Vo

Photo by: Chip DeLorenzo

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Photo by: David Silverman Photography

Class:
Sophomore
Position:
Libero/Defensive Specialist
Height:
5-7
Hometown:
Wylie, Texas
High School:
Wylie

2024: Played in 23 matches and 79 sets, making 11 starts ... Finished third on the team with 1.71 digs per set and 135 total digs... Added 16 service aces and 17 assists ... Collected her 1,000th-career dig at Penn (Oct. 5) and her 100th-career ace against Princeton in the Ivy League Tournament (Nov. 22) ... Started the season with five aces and eight digs against Providence (Sept. 6) ... Posted nine digs with two aces and two assists against Central Connecticut State (Sept. 20) ... Picked up 12 digs against Yale (Set. 28) ... Posted back-to-back 13-dig performances to end the season at Cornell (Nov. 15) and at Columbia (Nov. 16).

2023: Played in 24 matches and 83 sets, making two starts ... Averaged 2.28 digs per set and finished the year with 189 digs ... Was second on the team with 36 service aces, averaging 0.43 per set .... Finished the year with 29 assists and two kills ... Had six games with double-figure digs, including a four-game stretch from Sept. 16 to 22 ... Posted a season-high 22 digs against Binghamton (Sept. 16) ... Had 14 digs and four assists against Michigan State (Sept. 16) ... Finished with 12 digs and two aces at UConn (Sept. 17) ... Collected 11 digs at Yale (Sept. 22) ... Finished with 12 digs, four aces and three assists against Harvard (Oct. 14) ... Had 14 digs with three assists and three aces at Dartmouth (Nov. 4).

2022: Played in all 25 matches and 97 sets ... Led the Bears with 3.23 digs per set and 313 digs ... Tied for second on the team with 24 service aces ... Collected 44 assists and two kills ... Finished seventh in the Ivy League in digs per set and ninth in the Ivy League in digs per set during league play ... Posted double-digit digs in 18 matches and 20+ digs in five ... Began the season with five-straight matches tallying double-figure digs, including a season-high 24 against Air Force (Sept. 3) ... Had 21 digs against Texas A&M-CC (Sept. 10) ... Posted 21 digs and four assists against Lindenwood and 22 digs and four assists against Yale in back-to-back matches (Sept. 17 & 23) ... Had 21 digs with four assists and two service aces against Princeton (Oct. 15) ... Collected 13 digs, four assists and a season-high four service aces at Penn (Nov. 5).

2021: Unanimously named Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year ... Named First Team All-Ivy ... Led Brown with 4.62 digs per set, good for third in the Ivy League ... led the Ivy League with 5.22 digs per set during league play ... Was first on the team with 24 service aces ... Finished the season with 67 assists, 22 kills and four blocks ... Started her career with a 10-kill, 15-dig double-double against Bryant (Sept. 3) ... Had five kills with four assists and 11 digs against Holy Cross (Sept. 4) ... Moved to libero after the fourth game of the season and finished with at least double-digit digs in the next 21 matches ... Posted a season-high 34 digs and six assists in a five-set win against Yale (Sept. 24) ... Had three-straight matches with 22+ digs from Oct. 15-Oct. 22.

Before Brown: Earned First Team All-League in 2020 … Gained team’s Offensive Player of the Year Award in 2020 … Helped lead team to a district title in 2020 … Garnered Honorable Mention All-League in 2017 … Played for coaches Geoff Kiessling, Alex Nolan, Anthony Nguyen, and Tien Phan … Competed on the club level for Dallas Premier Volleyball Club; captained team for four years and placed third at nationals in 2017 … Won club’s Team MVP and Most Improved awards … Earned Academic All-District laurels three times … National Honor Society and Honor Roll student.

Personal: Victoria is the daughter of Thu Tran and Quan Vo … Has two older siblings, Julie and Bryan … Plans to concentrate in International and Public Affairs.

Why Brown? “Brown’s open curriculum allows me to fulfill my educational needs at one of the most prestigious universities. Its flexibility gives me the opportunity to continue playing the sport I love on a collegiate level.”