2016 Iowa Ice Roster

#6 Brittney Brimmage

Height: College/Universty:

6'3" University of Missouri

Position: Hometown:

MB East St. Louis, IL

Player Biography

Honors
Mizzou Volleyball Record-Holder: Power Cling Drill (strength and conditioning)
Mizzou Volleyball Record-Holder: Highest height ever touched
Big 12 Player of the Week (Nov. 1, 2010)
COBRA MAGAZINE All-National Third Team
Tiger Invitational All-Tournament Team
Tiger Invitational All-Tournament Team
Big 12 Player of the Week (Sept. 6)
Blue Raider Bash MVP
American Classic All-Tournament Team
COBRA Magazine All-Midsouth Region

2011
COBRA Magazine All-Midsouth Region Team3 Iowa State.  Posted 12 kills on .320 hitting in the Tigers' loss at Baylor while adding a pair of blocks assists, moving her into the all-time top 10 at Mizzou in that category.  Earned All-Tournament honors at the American Volleyball Classic.  Named to the Tiger Invitational All-Tournament team after posting 33 kills on .538 hitting with nine blocks.  Currently second in the Big 12 in hitting.

2010
Led the Tigers in hitting (.331) and blocks (119) while posting 291 kills, good for the third-best total on the team and a career-best.  Was named to the COBRA Magazine All-National Third Team.  Named Big 12 Player of the Week on Nov. 1 after posting 27.5 total points on the week in a pair of Tiger sweeps ... Began her week by tallying 10 kills on .467 hitting with seven total blocks (one solo, six assists) while helping the Tigers sweep rival Kansas.

2009
Totaled 106 kills on .303 hitting and started 31 of the Tigers' 32 matches.  Totaled 53 total blocks on the season as well, which ranked fifth on the team.  Earned her second varsity letter with the Tigers.

2008
Varsity letter as a Tiger.

High School
Excelled at two sports at East St. Louis High School: volleyball and track and field.  Two-time all-conference selection for volleyball efforts.  In track and field, placed sixth in the long jump at the 2008 Class AA Illinois High School Activities Association Championships with a leap of 18 feet, 2½ inches, helping the Flyers to a state championship.  Holds the triple jump record for the Jackie-Joyner Kersee Relays in East St. Louis.