Sophomore middle Jessica Holler helped the Emory volleyball team to four wins over nationally ranked opponents at the Cal Lutheran Invitational.

The 6-foot-1 Holler played in all 14 Eagle sets over the weekend and paced the team with a .397 attack percentage (39-8--78) and a 1.86 blocks-per-set average, while ranking second in kills (2.79 kps), in helping the squad raise its overall record to 7-1. She led Emory in blocks in all four contests including a career-high 10-blocks outing vs. No. 15 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps that tied the program's eighth-highest individual mark. In a 3-2 decision over No. 23 Mary Hardin-Baylor, Holler tied for the No. 2 spot on the squad with 15 kills, hit .560 (15-1--25) and produced a team-high seven (1-6) total blocks. Earlier in the Invitational, she spearheaded the Eagles' offensive effort with a team-leading nine terminations en route to finishing with a .500 attack percentage (9-0--18), while contributing six blocks (2-4), in a decisive 3-0 win over No. 4-ranked Cal Lutheran.

So far this year, Holler has played in all of Emory's 28 sets and is hitting at a team-leading .418 clip (75-14--146) while ranking tops on the team with a 1.46 blocks-per-set average.