University of West Alabama

2015 (Junior): Played in 53 sets while making 23 match appearances ... Tallied 59.5 points (1.06 per set) ... Compiled 49 kills (0.88 per set) ... Accounted for 20 total blocks (0.36 per set) with 19 block assists and one solo block ... Three times she reached a sesason-high, six-kill performance ... Recorded a 1.000 hitting percentage against West Georgia on Oct. 29, 2015

2014 (Sophomore): Played in 90 sets with 28 match appearances … Tallied the team’s third most kills with 170 (1.89 per set) … Compiled .210 attack percentage and .667 reception percentage … Totaled 189.5 points (2.11 per set) …. Best attack percentage of .471 came against North Alabama (Nov. 4, 2014) … Most single match kills of 11 came against North Alabama (Sept. 30, 2014) … Posted most single match points of 18 against Alabama Huntsville (Oct. 2, 2014).

2013 (Freshman): Made 29 match appearances ... Totaled 91 kills, four assists, 20 digs and 36 total blocks ... Tallied her most kills of seven against Arkansas-Monticello (Sept. 12) ... Best blocking performance of four came against Kentucky Wesleyan (Sept. 13) and Christian Brothers (Nov. 2).

High School: Attended Millington Central High School… Varsity all four years of high school … Honored as Best of Preps her senior year … Named All-Regional player junior and senior year … Played for the Memphis Metro Volleyball Club team … Member of NJROTC, Disc Golf Club, Literary Magazine, Key Club, BETA club, National Honor Society, and vice-president of Mu-Alpha-Theta (math club). 

Personal: Full name is Elizabeth Susanne Woodard … Born on October 4, 1995 in Memphis, Tennessee … Daughter of Laura and Bill Woodard … One brother, Will (20) and one sister, Chelsea Stalnaker (23)…Majoring in Integrated Marketing and Communications.

Coach Lay: “Liz is a volleyball fiend. She is tall, fast, strong, and has incredible ball control for someone her size. Her passion and desire to win allows Liz to push and better herself every time she touches the court. She utilizes her size and strength to overpower and out maneuver her opposition.”