2004 (Junior): Played
86 games in 25 matches… Led team in kills (263), kills
per game (3.06) and points per game (3.34)… Amassed a
team-best 14 double-digit kill performances to go along with
three double-doubles on the year… Best performance of
the season came with a 22-kill, .372-clip outing, both career-highs,
against Florida Atlantic (9/29)… Captured first-career
double-double with 12 kills and 10 digs against New Hampshire
(9/4)… Was named to the FIU Wyndham Hotels All-Tournament
team on Sept. 11 after she picked up her second and third double-doubles
of the year. Collected 18 kills and 10 digs in the first match
against Southeastern Louisiana (9/10) and 15 kills and 16 digs
in the rematch (9/11)… Tallied team-high 16 kills at Arkansas-Little
Rock (9/25), starting a string of five matches with double figures
in kills… Followed that with 19 kills against South Alabama
(10/3)… Had 13 kills against Western Kentucky (10/8),
followed by 19 against Middle Tennessee (10/10) for her fifth-straight
double-digit kill performance… After sitting out the majority
of the match against North Texas due to injury, she totaled
12 kills against USF (10/19) to start a streak of double-digit
kills in six of the final nine matches… Had 11 kills in
win over Denver (10/22), 10 against Middle Tennessee (10/29),
16 at Western Kentucky (10/31), 14 versus Florida Atlantic (11/9)
and 13 against UALR (11/14) in the season finale.
Missouri State University-West
Plains (2002-04): Named a 2003 National Junior College
Athletic Association Division I Volleyball Second-Team All-American…
Team finished as runner-up in the NJCAA tournament in each of
her two seasons with the Grizzlies… Two-time NJCAA All-Tournament
Team honoree.
Personal: Born May 4,
1981, in Warsaw, Poland… Daughter of Krzysztof Dmowski
and Teresa Bachniak… Has an older brother, Kamil (32)…
Chose FIU over interest from Iowa, Middle Tennessee and 2003
NCAA Tournament participants Missouri State… Enjoys music,
dancing and reading… Majoring in recreational therapy
with plans to work in Philadelphia after college.
Career Statistics
Year
GP
K
E
TA
PCT
A
SA
D
BS
BA
BE
2004
86
263
177
781
.110
9
3
92
35
39
2
Totals
86
263
177
781
.110
9
3
92
35
39
2
Career
Highs
Kills: 22 (Florida Atlantic, 9/29/04)
Assists: 3 (Southeastern Louisiana, 9/11/04)
Service Aces: 1 (three times, last vs. Western
Kentucky, 10/8/04)
Block Solos: 1 (Arkansas State, 9/24/04)
Block Assists: 4 (twice, last vs. Arkansas-Little
Rock, 11/14/04)
Digs: 16 (Southeastern Louisiana, 9/11/04)
