Amy Henard

2016-17

Appeared in 116 sets across 32 matches, starting 13 of those for the Mean Green
Recorded the 3,890th assist of her career versus UC Irvine to move into second place all-time
Passed the 3,700 career assist mark versus Charlotte, becoming only the fourth player in North Texas history to do so
Tallied 308 digs on the season
Career-high 25 digs versus UTSA on Sept. 30
Recorded her 1,000th career dig versus Southern Miss on Oct. 30
Only player in North Texas history to have at least 3,500 assists and 1,000 digs in a career
Was a 2017 Jim Castaneda Postgraduate Scholarship recipient

2015-16

Played in 120 sets through 33 matches, starting 30 of those for the Mean Green
Earned a spot on the C-USA All-Academic Team for the second consecutive year
Named C-USA Setter of the Week in week 12 after putting up 85 assists in seven sets
Earned a spot on the Oklahoma Nike Invitational All-Tournament Team
Notched a career-best six aces versus Winthrop
Had a season-best 60 assists versus FAU in the C-USA Quarterfinals
Tallied at least 40 assists in 14 matches this season
Marked a new season high with five blocks versus Middle Tennessee
Became only the fifth member of North Texas' 3,000 assist club against LA Tech
Tallied 14 double-doubles on the season
One of 14 student-athletes to receive C-USA's Fall Spirit of Service Award
Earned the C-USA Academic Medal for maintaining a GPA of 3.75 or better

2014-15

Named to the Conference USA All-Academic team
Awarded with C-USA Setter of the Week honors in week 11 after racking up 89 assists in just six sets
Earned a spot on the North Texas Invitational All-Tournament team
Played in 102 sets through 32 games for North Texas
Currently fifth in North Texas history with 2,252 assists
Led the team with 1,060 assists, including three 50+ assist performances
Recorded a season-high 59 assists versus Missouri
Notched a season-best three aces versus Utah Valley
Recorded a season-high 14 digs on two occasions

2013-14

Brock High School

Regarded as one of the country's top setters coming out of Brock HS
Three straight Texas Girls Coaches Association All-State selections
Led Brock to its first state title and a 45-3 mark
Named UIL 2A State Tournament MVP her senior year
Illustrious club career for TAV-17 Black
She led them to an 82-3 record as well as a a national title game runner-up finish at the USA Volleyball Junior National Tournament in Columbus, Ohio.

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