2001
Named to the second team All-ACC for the third consecutive year ... named to the AVCA All-Region team ... named to the All-Tournament Team at the Deacon Invitational and Wyoming Invitational ... ACC Player of the Week (Nov. 5) ... graduated from Wake Forest setting new records in total blocks (472), total blocks per game (1.13 pg) and block assists (388) ... totaled 17 kills and nine blocks (two solo) against the University of Oklahoma Sept. 7 ... led the team and finished the season second in the ACC with a .351 hitting percentage ... led the team averaging 1.13 blocks per game … broke into rankings of NCAA single-match records with a .850 attack percentage vs. Oklahoma Sept. 7, 2001.
In 2000: Named to the second team All-ACC ... made All-Tournament Team in both Deacon and Marshall Invitationals... played in 32 matches leading the team in attacks with .322 percentage and 123 blocks ... second on the team with 393 kills.. .averages 3.57 kills per game ... posted.478 attack percentage, 14 digs and seven blocks against North Carolina ... played in every single game this season.
In 1999: Named to the second team All-ACC ... tabbed All-Tournament for her play in the ACC Tournament, when she registered 27 kills, five blocks and a .373 attack percentage in two games ... played in 32 games last season ... garnered 324 kills with a .323 hitting percentage ... led Wake in blocks for the second consecutive year with a total of 110 ... averaged three kills and just over one block each game ... tallied double figure kills in 18 games ... owns WFU record for career blocks (329).
In 1998: Named to the 1998 Atlantic Coast Conference All-Freshman team after a solid rookie campaign ... played in all 33 matches during the season and appeared in 92 games ... led the Deacons with 119 total blocks, setting a new Wake Forest single season record ... averaged 1.29 blocks per games, also a school record, and ranked fourth in the ACC in that department ... owned the second best hitting percentage on the team at .256 ... registered a season high 26 kills in Wake Forest’s 3-2 win over Duke September 29 ... recorded a hitting
percentage of .436 that night with eight block assists ... had a solid all-around match in Wake’s 3-1 win over 24th-ranked North
Carolina, tying a school record with nine
block assists while also recording three service aces ... had 10 kills in 16 attempts to hit ...563 against Appalachian State September 20 ... had 15 matches with double figure kills, with all of those coming in the final 21 matches of the season.
In High School: The 1996 Gatorade Circle of Champions Player of the Year in Alabama ... named to the Birmingham Post Herald all-state team
for two consecutive seasons ... the Huntsville all-metro Player of the Year in both 1996 and 1997 ... a four-year member of the varsity squad, she broke the school record for solo blocks in a season with 170 as a sophomore and then broke her own record with 186 solo blocks as a senior in 1997 ... named to the Huntsville all-city team in each of her four seasons ... tabbed to the Alabama 6A coaches’ team in each of her final three seasons ... led her team to a state runner-up finish in 1995 ... earned team academic honors in each of her four seasons ... played with the Rocket City volleyball club team from 1994-98 and participated in the 1994 Junior Olympics ... attended the tryouts for the 1997 youth National team in Tampa ... a four-year starter for the basketball squad as well and was named to the all-city and all-area teams.
Personal: A Dean’s List student at Wake Forest ... born on August 17, 1979 in Huntsville, Ala ... Margaret is the daughter of John and Sheila Davidson of Huntsville, Ala.
