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Sophomore (2015)
Played in 110 sets through 30 matches during the season...Led the team in assists with 863, with an average of 7.85 assist per set...Led the team in service aces as well with 58, with an average of 0.53 service aces per set...Was third on the team in digs with 325, averaging 2.95 digs per set...Tacked on 70 kills for the season, with an average of 0.64 kills per set...Recorded 21 block assists out of a total of 22 blocks during the season...Had a then career-high 31 digs and seven kills versus Fairfield (9/19)...Had a then career-high 56 assists versus Iona (10/25)...Recorded a then career-high seven aces versus Saint Peter's (11/14)...Had 20 assists or more in 25 different matches...Had two or more service aces in 10 separate matches throughout the season...Was named to the MAAC All-Tournament Team...Won the "Individual Performance of the Year" award.

Freshman (2014) 
Played in 123 sets through 32 matches throughout the season...Led the team in assists with 1,166, averaging 9.48 assists per set...Was third on the team in digs (306) with an average of 2.49 digs per set and service aces (31) with an average of 0.25 service aces per set...Recorded 57 block assists out of a total of 58 blocks during the season, with an average of 0.47 blocks per set...Logged 71 kills during the season, averaging 0.58 kills per set...Had at least five kills in five separate matches...Had 20 assists or more in 29 different matches, and 40 or more in 13 different matches...Had a then career-high 54 assists at Colgate (8/29)...Recorded a then career-high 23 digs versus Manhattan (11/20)...Had a then career-high six total blocks versus Siena (11/9)...Was named MAAC Volleyball Rookie of the Week three times throughout the season...Was named to the MAAC All-Rookie Team...Won the "Newcomer of the Year" award for her play during her first season.

Before Niagara
Gray was a two-time selection to the USA Volleyball Youth National A2 Team. Gray is a member of the Saddleback Valley Volleyball Club program which has qualified for the Junior National Championship this summer...At Capistrano Valley High School, she earned California Sea View League First Team All-Conference honors in 2012 and 2013 while also being named the team's MVP in 2010, 2012 and 2013...She was on the Superintendent's Honor Roll and CVHS Scholar Athlete Award recipient in all four years in high school...She intends in majoring in Chemistry and her career aspirations are playing volleyball professionally and becoming a marine biochemist.Gray was recruited by TCU, Columbia, Yale, UMBC, Wyoming, New Mexico and Ashford.