* Second player in program history to receive All-American honors 

* Fourth player in program history to earn Big Sky Regular Season MVP

Academic Notes: Majoring in special and elementary education...Five-time Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete Award recipient...Two-time Big Sky All-Academic selection.

Career Notes: Sixth in program history in attacks (3,218)...Eighth in program history in dig average (3.14)...Ninth in program history in kill average (3.11)...Tied for 10th in program history in double-doubles (40).

2018 (Redshirt Senior): NAU Female Athlete of the Year...Volleyballmag.com Honorable Mention All-American...Big Sky Co-Most Valuable Player...All-Big Sky First Team...Named to Big Sky Championship All-Tournament team...Started all 35 matches and played in all 132 sets...Named Big Sky Offensive Player of the Week on Oct. 8 and Oct. 29 and Co-Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 24...Named to Lumberjack Classic All-Tournament team...Led the team and ranked ninth in the Big Sky with 3.06 kills per set...Totaled 404 kills, the 10th highest single season total in school history...Recorded double-digit kills in 22 matches and had at least seven kills in 33 of 35 matches...Totaled season-high 20 kills vs. Utah Valley...Recorded 17 kills, including match point, in upset win over No. 8 Florida...Led the team with 3.78 points per set...Ranked 66th in the NCAA with 499.0 points...Had a .206 hitting percentage...Hit .200 or better in 20 matches, .300 or better in eight matches and .400 or better in three matches...Hit a season-high .478 vs. Montana State...Ranked second on the team and ninth in the Big Sky with 4.15 digs per set...Also ranked second on the team and 70th in the NCAA with 548 digs, the fourth highest single season total in school history...Totaled 33 matches with double-digit digs and six matches with at least 20 digs...Recorded season-high 23 digs at UC Davis...Led the Big Sky with 22 double-doubles, tied for the second highest single season total in school history...Ranked second on the team and eighth in the Big Sky with 0.33 aces per set...Also ranked second on the team and 52nd in the NCAA with 43 aces...Ranked second in the Big Sky with 30 aces and 0.45 aces per set in league play...Recorded at least one ace in 24 matches...Tallied career-high seven aces, tied for the second highest total in a single match in school history, at Northern Colorado...Totaled 76 blocks and averaged 0.58 blocks per set...Led the team with 28 solo blocks...Recorded at least one block in 28 matches...Recorded career-high eight blocks vs. Idaho State...Also totaled 28 assists.

2017 (Redshirt Junior): All-Big Sky First Team...Started all 28 matches and played in all 104 sets...Named Big Sky Offensive Player of the Week on Oct. 23...Named to Miami Best Western Sycamore Inn Invitational, Hampton Inn Jackrabbits Invitational and Lumberjack Classic All-Tournament teams...Led the team and ranked third in the Big Sky and 75th in the NCAA with 3.77 kills per set...Totaled 392 kills...Recorded double-digit kills in 25 of 28 matches and had three matches with at least 20 kills...Had at least eight kills in all 28 matches...Recorded career-high 26 kills vs. Sacramento State...Led the Big Sky with 250 kills and 4.17 kills per set in league play...Led the team and ranked third in the Big Sky and 84th in the NCAA with 4.23 points per set...Had a .172 hitting percentage...Hit .200 or better in nine matches and .300 or better in five matches...Hit a season-high .438 at Montana...Led the team with 376 digs and ranked third with 3.62 digs per set...Totaled 20 matches with double-digit digs and four matches with at least 20 digs...Recorded career-high 27 digs at Sacramento State...Ranked fourth in the Big Sky with 18 double-doubles, tied for the sixth highest single season total in school history...Ranked fourth on the team with 0.25 aces per set and 26 aces...Recorded at least one ace in 14 matches...Recorded career-high three aces in four matches...Totaled 40 blocks and averaged 0.38 blocks per set...Recorded at least one block in 22 matches...Recorded career-high four blocks vs. Northern Colorado...Also totaled 19 assists.

2016 (Redshirt Sophomore): Appeared in 23 matches...Played in 62 sets...Ranked second on the team with 2.39 kills per set and totaled 148 kills...Recorded double-digit kills in seven matches and had 14 matches with at least six kills...Career-high 15 kills at Portland State...Had a .189 hitting percentage...Hit .200 or better in 10 matches and .300 or better in five matches...Hit a career-high .533 vs. Alabama A&M...Recorded 36 digs and averaged 0.58 digs per set...Career-high six digs in consecutive matches vs. Portland State and Sacramento State...Had 10 matches with multiple digs...Totaled 17 blocks, six solo and 11 assisted...Tied for third on the team in solo blocks...Career-high three blocks twice vs. Portland State and at Weber State...Ranked second on the team with 2.57 points per set...Also totaled four assists.

2015 (Redshirt Freshman): Appeared in six matches...Played in eight sets...Totaled seven kills and averaged 0.88 kills per set...Season-high five kills vs. Weber State...Had a .211 hitting percentage...Recorded one dig vs. Weber State...Recorded one block assist vs. Idaho State and one solo block at Weber State...Averaged 0.25 blocks and 0.12 digs per set.

2014 (Freshman): Redshirted.

High School: Four-year starter and one-year captain at Marion Graham Collegiate...Team MVP in 2012 as a junior...Named school's Female Athlete of the Year as a freshman and a junior...Team won Saskatoon High School Volleyball Championship three consecutive years from 2011-13...Helped team to two bronze medal finishes at Saskatchewan High School Volleyball Championship...Also competed in track & field...Won the gold medal twice in the high jump...Played for Total Chaos Volleyball club and was a member of gold medal winning U15, U16, U17 and U18 teams at provincials.

Personal: Kaylie Ann Jorgenson was born Dec. 8 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan...Daughter of Darin and Michele Jorgenson...Two brothers, Tory and Brody...Admires her parents because they are "hardworking and always supports me and my brothers in any way they can"...Chose NAU because of the great team and coaching staff and she loved the campus with strong academic programs.