Hannah Scott
5/8/2020 1:17:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
Every Friday from now until the beginning of the volleyball season will we spotlight a member of the Bobcat volleyball program. Up first: Hannah Scott.
Every Friday from now until the beginning of the volleyball season will we spotlight a member of the Bobcat volleyball program. Up first: Hannah Scott.
Hannah Scott will be one of Montana State's top offensive threats heading into 2020 campaign. Last season, the three-year starter had a breakout year which culminated in being named to the all-Big Sky Conference First-Team. Scott made the transition to the right-side and saw her numbers increase across the board, especially with her blocking ability. She ended last fall recording a career-high ten blocks as MSU finished its season against Northern Colorado in the Big Sky Conference Tournament semifinals.
CATCHING UP WITH HANNAH:
1). Can you give us an update on your current status?
"I just got back to Bozeman after being in Georgia for a month and a half. I will say that Bozeman is really tough to be away from! To pass the time I've been working out, spending quality time with friends and family, cooking, fishing, and hiking. Although this time has been tough and arguably scary for a lot of people, I know that we will all be stronger because of it. It is important to make sure we are doing things to better ourselves every day!"
2). How do you think the spring volleyball season was progressing before everything shut down?
"Before everything got shut down, we were working very hard as a team. I was excited walking into practice each morning because my teammates were consistently doing things in the gym that are going to make us an exceptional team in the fall. "
3). What are your goals heading into the fall and what are the expectations for the team?
"I am really looking forward to this coming season because I am confident that we have all of the pieces we need to win us a championship. Of course, it's not going to be easy, but as long as the team is as bought in as we were when we left for spring break, I know we have good things ahead of us. The sky is the limit for this team, and I am really excited to see what we can do. Go Cats!"
HEAD COACH DANIEL JONES ON HANNAH SCOTT:
"Hannah has been an integral part of this team since she stepped on campus in the summer of 2017, and I believe she has started almost every game since that time. There is no doubt she is one of the premier players in the Big Sky Conference, proving that in her first-team selection in her junior year. I'm excited to see what kind of season Hannah can put together in her senior campaign. She is hungry to lead us to a championship, and I have no doubt she has the talent, skill set and drive to do this."
SCOTT'S PLAYING BIO:
JUNIOR (2019):
Scott had a breakout junior season which culminated in being named to the all-Big Sky Conference First-Team…averaged 2.66 kills per set, while hitting .230 from the floor…recorded 17 double-figure kill matches, including a season-best 20 kills in MSU's victory over Sacramento State…averaged 1.71 digs per set…logged six double-digit digs matches, including a season-high 11 saves on three occasions, the last coming against Sacramento State…posted three double-doubles on the year…registered five matches hitting an impressive .400 or better from the field…recorded season-high .478 attack percentage against Southern Utah with 12 kills and just one error on 23 swings…played in all 29 matches and 112 sets…averaged .84 blocks per set…notched five matches with five or more blocks…recorded a career-high 10 blocks against Northern Colorado at the Big Sky Conference Tournament…tallied 11 service aces on the season…is 232 kills shy of becoming the 16th member of MSU's 1000-kill club…was an all-Big Sky Conference Academic honoree.
SOPHOMORE (2018):
Played in 107 of 113 sets...started 27 matches...led Bobcats with 293 kills, averaging 2.74 kills per set...tallied 15 double-digit kill matches, including a season-high 17 kills against SMU and Eastern Washington...registered nine matches in double-figure digs, including a season-best 19 digs against Southern Utah...recorded six double-doubles on the season...averaged 2.07 digs per set...hit .158 from the field...notched seven matches hitting .250 or better...had season-high .636 attack mark (7-0-11) in season-opening win over Canisius...logged 17 service aces, including a season-high three winners in Bobcat victory over SMU...posted 47 total blocks...had season-best four blocks on five occasions with the last coming against Idaho...highest point total of the season, 20.5, came in MSU's win over SMU...dished out 29 assists...recorded three assists against SMU and Tennessee Tech...was an All-Big Sky Conference Academic honoree.
FRESHMAN (2017):
Scott has a solid inaugural campaign in the Blue and Gold finishing third on the squad with 177 kills....averaged 2.33 kills and 2.11 digs per set...registered seven double-figure kill matches, including a season-high 18 kills in Montana State's 3-2 win at Weber State...recorded nine double-digit dig matches, including a season-best 17 saves against Northern Arizona...notched six double-doubles on the season...tallied a season-best four blocks at Northern Colorado...dished up six aces on the season...posted 14 assists, including three at Weber State...logged two matches hitting .300 or better...recorded a season-high .357 (18-3-42) attack mark at Weber State...was an All-Big Sky Conference Academic honoree.
HIGH SCHOOL:
Scott prepped at Mira Costa High School and helped guide the Mustangs to a 28-9 overall mark as a senior. During her tenure at MCHS the squad recorded a 106-32 ledger. A four-time scholar-athlete and a three-year letterwinner, Scott paced Mira Costa to a Bay League title and a CIF semifinal appearance last fall. As a member of the Southern California Volleyball Club she has been part of numerous championship teams, including the 2016 Ann Kang Tournament in Hawai'i
Hannah Scott will be one of Montana State's top offensive threats heading into 2020 campaign. Last season, the three-year starter had a breakout year which culminated in being named to the all-Big Sky Conference First-Team. Scott made the transition to the right-side and saw her numbers increase across the board, especially with her blocking ability. She ended last fall recording a career-high ten blocks as MSU finished its season against Northern Colorado in the Big Sky Conference Tournament semifinals.
CATCHING UP WITH HANNAH:
1). Can you give us an update on your current status?
"I just got back to Bozeman after being in Georgia for a month and a half. I will say that Bozeman is really tough to be away from! To pass the time I've been working out, spending quality time with friends and family, cooking, fishing, and hiking. Although this time has been tough and arguably scary for a lot of people, I know that we will all be stronger because of it. It is important to make sure we are doing things to better ourselves every day!"
2). How do you think the spring volleyball season was progressing before everything shut down?
"Before everything got shut down, we were working very hard as a team. I was excited walking into practice each morning because my teammates were consistently doing things in the gym that are going to make us an exceptional team in the fall. "
3). What are your goals heading into the fall and what are the expectations for the team?
"I am really looking forward to this coming season because I am confident that we have all of the pieces we need to win us a championship. Of course, it's not going to be easy, but as long as the team is as bought in as we were when we left for spring break, I know we have good things ahead of us. The sky is the limit for this team, and I am really excited to see what we can do. Go Cats!"
HEAD COACH DANIEL JONES ON HANNAH SCOTT:
"Hannah has been an integral part of this team since she stepped on campus in the summer of 2017, and I believe she has started almost every game since that time. There is no doubt she is one of the premier players in the Big Sky Conference, proving that in her first-team selection in her junior year. I'm excited to see what kind of season Hannah can put together in her senior campaign. She is hungry to lead us to a championship, and I have no doubt she has the talent, skill set and drive to do this."
SCOTT'S PLAYING BIO:
JUNIOR (2019):
Scott had a breakout junior season which culminated in being named to the all-Big Sky Conference First-Team…averaged 2.66 kills per set, while hitting .230 from the floor…recorded 17 double-figure kill matches, including a season-best 20 kills in MSU's victory over Sacramento State…averaged 1.71 digs per set…logged six double-digit digs matches, including a season-high 11 saves on three occasions, the last coming against Sacramento State…posted three double-doubles on the year…registered five matches hitting an impressive .400 or better from the field…recorded season-high .478 attack percentage against Southern Utah with 12 kills and just one error on 23 swings…played in all 29 matches and 112 sets…averaged .84 blocks per set…notched five matches with five or more blocks…recorded a career-high 10 blocks against Northern Colorado at the Big Sky Conference Tournament…tallied 11 service aces on the season…is 232 kills shy of becoming the 16th member of MSU's 1000-kill club…was an all-Big Sky Conference Academic honoree.
SOPHOMORE (2018):
Played in 107 of 113 sets...started 27 matches...led Bobcats with 293 kills, averaging 2.74 kills per set...tallied 15 double-digit kill matches, including a season-high 17 kills against SMU and Eastern Washington...registered nine matches in double-figure digs, including a season-best 19 digs against Southern Utah...recorded six double-doubles on the season...averaged 2.07 digs per set...hit .158 from the field...notched seven matches hitting .250 or better...had season-high .636 attack mark (7-0-11) in season-opening win over Canisius...logged 17 service aces, including a season-high three winners in Bobcat victory over SMU...posted 47 total blocks...had season-best four blocks on five occasions with the last coming against Idaho...highest point total of the season, 20.5, came in MSU's win over SMU...dished out 29 assists...recorded three assists against SMU and Tennessee Tech...was an All-Big Sky Conference Academic honoree.
FRESHMAN (2017):
Scott has a solid inaugural campaign in the Blue and Gold finishing third on the squad with 177 kills....averaged 2.33 kills and 2.11 digs per set...registered seven double-figure kill matches, including a season-high 18 kills in Montana State's 3-2 win at Weber State...recorded nine double-digit dig matches, including a season-best 17 saves against Northern Arizona...notched six double-doubles on the season...tallied a season-best four blocks at Northern Colorado...dished up six aces on the season...posted 14 assists, including three at Weber State...logged two matches hitting .300 or better...recorded a season-high .357 (18-3-42) attack mark at Weber State...was an All-Big Sky Conference Academic honoree.
HIGH SCHOOL:
Scott prepped at Mira Costa High School and helped guide the Mustangs to a 28-9 overall mark as a senior. During her tenure at MCHS the squad recorded a 106-32 ledger. A four-time scholar-athlete and a three-year letterwinner, Scott paced Mira Costa to a Bay League title and a CIF semifinal appearance last fall. As a member of the Southern California Volleyball Club she has been part of numerous championship teams, including the 2016 Ann Kang Tournament in Hawai'i
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