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University of Arizona volleyball commit Lauren Rumel breaks 1,000 Career Kills

Lauren Rumel (Andy Morales/AllSportsTucson)

Catalina Foothills senior Lauren Rumel (6-2) broke 1,000 career kills mark this year and Rumel is now No. 41 on the career kill list with 1,237.

Former Valley Christian standout Chanel Brown recorded 2,598 kills from 2007-2009 to lead the state.

SOUTHERN ARIZONA CAREER KILL LIST
1: Mia Sokolowski, Tucson (1,514) 2012-15
2: Lauren Rumel, Catalina Foothills (1,237) 2018-21
3: Taylor Lane, Amphitheater (1,219) 2008-10
4: Ainsley Malis, Tanque Verde (1,104) 2016-19
5: Stephanie Mendivil, Cienega (1,100) 2009-12
6: Aunesty Jantz, Ironwood Ridge (1,061) 2012-15
7: Bre Ladd, Canyon del Oro: 971
8: Abi Nash, Sahuaro: 957
9: Summer McDonough, Desert Christian/Pusch Ridge: 954
10: Andrea Owens, Salpointe: 934
11: Carissa Spalt, Sabino: 904
12: Kassidy Johnson, Cienega: 885
13: Ashley Robinson, Cienega: 860
14: Abby Russell, Salpointe: 839
15: Jazmin Rogers, Palo Verde 837
16: Grace Ehler, Marana: 815
17: Brielle Sterns, Sahuaro: 808
18: Erin Bradly, Amphitheater: 803
19: Emily Darwin, Benson: 778
20: Madison Sundholm, Salpointe: 777
21: Carly Lowry, Salpointe: 751
22: Michaela Christiaansen, Ironwood Ridge: 748
23: Alanna Duarte, Salpointe: 735
24: Sydney Martin, Desert Christian: 720
25: Bryn Popovich, Buena: 704
26: Summer Avery, Tucson: 703

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