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Candice Washington
AS A JUNIOR (2004): Started 16 matches, while seeing action in 23 of the team's 28 contests...had 86 blocks in 73 games played for a 1.18 average, the second-highest total on the team...11 of her blocks were solo...her 102 total kills and 1.40 kpg average were fifth on the team...hit .229 for the season...added 25 digs and eight assists...had a season-high 13 kills on .455 hitting against Loyola in the Horizon League Tournament...had five or more blocks eight times, including a season-high seven on two occasions.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2003): Saw action in all 32 Bulldog matches, including 28 starts, as a middle blocker...finished the campaign in second on the team in hitting percentage (.258), and third in kills (304, 2.45 kpg), blocks (122, 0.98 bpg) and points (388)...hit a career-high .643 (9-0-14) against Southeastern Louisiana Aug. 30...had a career-high 26 kills against Cleveland State Oct. 10, one of 12 times she registered double figures in kills on the year...tied a career-high with two service aces against San Francisco in the Butler Invitational Sept. 13...recorded a season-high seven blocks on two occasions...had five or more blocks 12 times during the year...named to the "All-Tournament Team" at the Bearcat Invitational in Cincinnati.
AS A FRESHMAN (2002): Came on strong at the end of the season, providing the Bulldogs a strong option in the middle...her long reach helped her become one of the team's top blockers...appeared in 21 matches...averaged 1.24 kills and 0.76 blocks per game...tallied season-highs of 11 kills against Youngstown State and New Mexico...her seven block assists and eight total blocks against the Penguins marked new career highs... recorded seven solo blocks on the season, including two against the Lobos...averaged 0.38 digs per game...her four digs against Rice were a season high.
Redshirted 2001 season after arriving at Butler from Columbia, Md.
AT LONG REACH HIGH: Four-year varsity letterwinner...two-time second team all-county...team captain...named the 1998 Offensive Player of the Year...won the 2001 Spirit of Long Reach Athletics award...a three-time scholar athlete...National Honor Society member...high school coach: Chuck Struhar.
PERSONAL: Born January 14, 1983...daughter of Ron Washington and Terhea Washington...finished her psychology degree requirements in May of 2005...currently taking graduate courses in the master's of arts & english program...selected to attend the 2004 NCAA Leadership Conference in Orlando, Fla...member of the Butler Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.
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