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Nnamani, Ogonna
- 2004 Olympic team member
- 2003 Pan American Games, bronze
- Earned American Volleyball Coaches Association First-Team All-America honors to become a three-time All-American, 2003
- Broke the Stanford school record for most kills in a single season in 2003 with 627, surpassing two-time AVCA Player of the Year Logan Tom (1999-2002
- Excelled in the classroom as well as she earned third-team Verizon Academic All-American honors in 2002
- ASICS/Volleyball Magazine Freshman of the Year, 2001
- Has one sister, Njideka (18) and two brothers, Nnaemeka (16) and Ikechi (12)
- Majoring in biology and chemistry at Stanford University
- Enjoys listening to music and spending time with family and friends
- Name is pronounced oh-GONE-uh nuh-MON-ee
“People don’t know how much I prank people,” Ogonna told VolleyBallMag.com. “On my answering machine, if you would call my phone and I wasn’t available you would listen to an answering machine and think I was there but I really wasn’t. I say ‘hello, oh, just a minute I’m on the other line. Can you hang on?’ And then I’m not even there.”
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Height: 6'-1"
Born: 29-Jul-83
Hometown: Bloomington, Ill.
Resides: Normal , Ill.
Sport: Volleyball
Position: Outside Hitter
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