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2 Brooke Mattingly Class: Sophomore Hometown: St. Henry, Ohio High School: St. Henry Height: 6-3 Position: Middle Blocker

2010: Brooke played in three sets at Wright State, finishing with a kill, a service ace, and three digs. She recorded a kill and a block assist against #5 Illinois. She set a career-high with two aces against Rutgers. Earning the start at middle against Seton Hall, she recorded one kill and two block assists. She appeared against Connecticut and had one kill and one total block and also appeared against St. John's. She recorded four kills against Georgetown. With one kill against USF, she also notched three kills in three attempts to go along with two blocks at Syracuse.

2009: Brooke had a medical redshirt in 2009.

High School: Brooke Mattingly played for St. Henry High School for Lori Schwieterman and for Grand Lake Club where she was coached by Jeff Marbaugh. She helped lead St. Henry High School to the regional final as a senior in a Cinderella finish after starting the season 2-10. She earned first team All-Conference, First Team All-District 8 and was named to the District 8 All-Star match. She earned Second Team All-State kudos and played in the State All-Star match while earning All-Conference Academic honors. As a junior, Brooke was All-Conference Academic and honorable mention all-conference. Later that year, in club ball, she helped Grand Lake make it to the regionals.

Personal: She is the daughter of Robert and Mary Mattingly. Born December 10, 1990. Her major is art education.

Favorites: Athlete: LeBron James; Movies: The Guardian, Elf, Sweeney Todd; TV Shows: Rob and Big, Jon and Kate Plus 8; Musical groups: The Script, Kanye West; Food: Panera; Class: drawing; Book: Oh, the Places You'll Go; Team: Cleveland Cavaliers; Person she'd most like to meet: Will Ferrell; If she could have dinner with three people it would be: LeBron James, Ryan Reynolds, Teddy Roosevelt; Her advice for athletes: Champions are not born, they are made; She chose U of L because: She liked the great academics and athletics.