Career:
Closed out her career in the No. 6 position on Emory's all-time chart with 1,052 kills and held down the No. 2 spot in kills per game (3.22)

Senior (2005):
Enjoyed a big senior campaign and earned a spot on the AVCA All-America Third Team ... Landed a berth on the All-UAA First Team and garnered All-South Region acclaim ... Was tabbed as the MVP of the Washington & Lee Invitational ... Emory Invitational MVP ... Second on the team in both total kills (352) and kills per game (3.56 kpg) ... Played in a total of 99 games over the course of 32 matches ... Fourth on the squad with a 2.68 digs per-game average ... Totaled a career-high 30 kills vs. Lee University (Sept. 3) which ranked as the high-water mark by an Emory player during the year ... 18 matches of double-figure kills ... Chalked up 16 kills and hit 45.8 percent (16-5--24) in helping the Eagles to a 3-1 win over No. 4-ranked NYU.

Junior (2004):
Damasco moved up to tenth in school history in career kills with 898. She amassed 317 kills on the season, third best on the team. The junior had at least 10 kills in 13 matches, including a season-high 26 against Spring Hill College (AL). Damasco received all-region and all-conference honorable mention.

Sophomore (2003):
Named to the all-conference second team. She led the Eagles this season with 485 kills, fifth highest in school history. Damasco had a career-high 23 kills against Case Western Reserve (Ohio). She had three matches in which she tallied 20 of more kills, two of which were in the NCAA national tournament. She became the fourth Eagle ever with at least 20 kills in an NCAA tournament match. She had a seven-match streak in which she had 10 or more kills. Damasco had a career-high six service aces against Thomas More (Ky.). She had a career-high .688 hitting percentage in a conference match against Brandeis (Mass.) in which she had 11 kills with no errors in 16 attacks.

Freshman (2002):
Had a kills per game average of 2.09. Played in 46 games, while earning a varsity letter. Had match high 11 kills vs Case Western Reserve on September 22.