2010 (Transfer)
Redshirted the 2010 season due to conference transfer rules after joining the Huskies from UCLA.
2009 (As A Sophomore At UCLA)
An AVCA All-American, voted to the Second Team ... also named a Second Team All-American by ASICS/Volleyball Magazine ... An All-Pac-10 and All-Pacific Region First Team selection ... played in 32 of 33 matches and 115 sets ... led the Pac-10 and ranked second in the NCAA with 180 total blocks and 1.57 blocks per set ... led the Bruins with a .360 hitting percentage that ranked fifth in the conference while averaging 2.37 kills per set that ranked third among all Bruins ... averaged 3.32 points per set ... hit over .500 with at least 10 kills in three matches ... had a season-high 16 kills at USC on Nov. 6 while hitting .560 for the match ... hit .562 with 10 kills on Sept. 11 vs. Virginia ... also had 10 kills with a .500 clip at Pepperdine on Sept. 16 ... posted a season-high 21.5 points in a dominant display vs. Baylor in the NCAA Second Round where she posted 15 kills and 11 blocks for her third career double-double while hitting .379 ... also had a double-double against Oregon on Oct. 23 with 14 kills and 10 blocks ... hit over .400 with at least six kills in 13 matches ... had double-figure kills in four-straight matches from Sept. 11 through Sept. 18 ... made just seven service errors on 342 attempts, a .980 success rate ... raised her blocks average to 1.61 during Pac-10 play ... posted 22 solo blocks, and had two solo stuffs in six different matches ... had a career-high seven digs on Sept. 13 in win at Nebraska, helping end the Huskers 90-match home win streak ... averaged 0.77 digs per set.
2008 (As A Freshman At UCLA)
Named both Pacific Region and Pac-10 Conference Freshman of the Year, as well as All-Pac-10 honorable mention ... one of two Bruins to start all 33 matches, playing in 120 of 122 sets ... led the Bruins with 1.46 blocks per set and a .327 hitting percentage ... placed third with 2.54 kills per set ... finished second among Pac-10 players and sixth in the nation in blocks per set ... ranked sixth in the Pac-10 and 88th in the country in hitting percentage ... led the Bruins in blocks 21 times, posting a team and season-high 13 against Oregon on Nov. 1 with two solo blocks and 11 assists ... added 13 kills against the Ducks for her first career double-double ... had double figures in blocks with 10 at California on Nov. 21 ... had 14 other matches with at least six rejections ... had two solo blocks in one match eight times ... led the Bruins in kills for a match seven times and posted 12 double-figure kills contests, which was third on the squad ... recorded a season-best 20 kills at Northwestern on Sept. 20, which tied for the most kills for a Bruin in one match in 2008 ... added 16 kills on a .577 hitting percentage in the match prior against Georgetown (Sept. 19) ... hit over .400 with at least 10 kills on four occasions, swinging at a season-best .647 clip (12-1-17) at Cal State Northridge on Sept. 16 ... in a four-match stretch from Nov. 25 to Dec. 6, all Bruin victories, she posted 27 kills and only one error in 52 swings for a .500 hitting percentage ... tallied a season-best six digs at Cal State Fullerton on Sept. 10 and had five digs in a match three other times.
In High School
A foury-year letterwinner ... earned West Coast Athletic League and Central Coast Section Player of the Year honors three times ... named AVCA High School All-American as a senior and a Mizuno/Volleyball Magazine and Prep Volleyball.com All-American as a junior ... was also a three-time Cal-High Sports, High School Sports Focus and San Francisco Chronicle Player of the Year and two-time San Jose Mercury Player of the Year ... helped the Monarchs to a state championship in 2004 ... Monarchs also won WCAL, CCS and NorCal titles in each of Gil's four seasons, helping her team to a 149-8 record ... coached by Brett Almazan-Cezar ... played club with Vision Volleyball Club and earned a bronze medal at the 2008 Junior Olympics and was a member of the 18 Open All-Tournament Team ... a part of the U.S. Girls' Youth National Team for four years, competing at the 2007 FIVB Girls' Youth World Championships in Mexico.
Personal
Born in San Jose, Calif. ... parents are Michelle Evangel and Randy Gil ... stepmother is Joanna Gil ... has one younger brother, Randy ... plans on majoring in communications.
