2020 Women's Volleyball Roster
Chukwujekwu, Pam
vs
South Carolina
Sep 10 (Wed)
6pm
Pack Volleyball Then and Now. Coaches Discuss Gear and Uniforms
Monday, September 08
Pack Volleyball Then and Now. Advice for a First Year Head Coach
Thursday, August 28
Pack Volleyball Then & Now, Player Recruiting
Tuesday, August 12
Pack Volleyball Then & Now, Recruiting for Coaches
Monday, August 11
Jersey Number 7
Pam Chukwujekwu
- Class:
- Junior
- Hometown:
- Laurel, Md.
- High School:
- Reservoir
- Height:
- 6-2
Bio
2021 - Senior Season
2020 - Junior Season
2019 - Sophomore Season
2018 - Freshman Year
- Played in 13 matches
- Tallied three service aces and 14 blocks
- Had five kills (.364 hitting), three blocks and a service ace against NJIT (9/11)
2020 - Junior Season
- Started all 17 matches, performing as NC State's top blocker
- Was top-20 in the ACC with 0.89 blocks/set
- Opened the season with a career-high 11 kills against Duke (9/23)
- Her season-high eight blocks came against Virginia (10/23) where she also had a personal-best four digs
- Matched her career-high with two service aces against Virginia Tech (10/29) and Duke (2/26)
- Registered nine kills in a win against Clemson (3/19) on 11 attacks for a .727 hitting percentage
2019 - Sophomore Season
- Appeared in 24 matches, including 18 starts
- Led the team with a .328 hitting percentage while averaging 1.05 kills per set
- Led the team with 0.81 blocks per set and fourth with 71 total blocks
- Had a career-high .727 hitting percentage against Austin Peay (8/31) with eight kills
- Recorded above a .500 hitting percentage in eight matches
- Tallied a personal-best nine kills in matches against Virginia Tech (10/4) and Boston College (10/25)
- Totaled nine blocks against Miami (11/15)
2018 - Freshman Year
- Appeared in seven matches, including six against ACC opponents
- Recorded two kills against North Carolina
- Attended Reservoir High School
- Four-year starter at Reservoir
- Tabbed one of the 2017 Baltimore Sun Players to Watch as a senior
- Tallied the fifth-most blocks in Howard County as a junior
- Led her team to the Chesapeake Region Volleyball Association (CHRVA) Regional Championship in 2016
- Earned scholar-athlete honors all four years in high school
- Made the Principal’s List after recording a perfect 4.0 GPA
- Ranked in the top 10 percent of her graduating class
- Tutored math in her spare time and helped clean local neighborhoods
- Has three siblings and her older sister, Amaka, is a senior on the volleyball team at Boston College