Kelly Lamberti (2022) - Hall of Fame

Kelly Lamberti

Induction:
2022
Class:
2014

Kelly Lamberti was on the Ohio volleyball team from 2011-2014 and is the only player in program history to rank in the top-six in career kills (1,642), service aces (113), digs (1,374) and points (1,891.5) in the rally scoring era. She's also second in kills per set (3.71) and attacks (4,763). She is fourth in points per set (4.27) and sixth in digs per set (3.10) as well as service aces per set (0.26). Lamberti has multiple rally scoring season records and is in the top ten twice for kills per set in a season, seventh for the 2014 season (4.05), and 10th for the 2012 season (3.95). She set individual season records for attacks in 2011 (seventh; 1,245), 2012 (sixth; 1,248) and 2014 (fifth; 1,253). In 2014, Lamberti's performance put her at ninth in service aces (41) and tied for eighth in service aces per set (0.38). She has two rally scoring season records in points per set, 2012 (ninth; 4.50) and 2014 (fifth; 4.76). Overall, Lamberti is seventh in attacks in a season (2014; 1,253) and is fifth in attacks per match (74). She is one of two Ohio volleyball alumnae to be a four-time All-MAC First-Team selection and made the MAC All-Tournament Team twice (2013-14). Lamberti was named 2014 AVCA All-Northeast Region Honorable Mention, 2013 AVCA All-Mideast Region, 2012 MAC Player of the Year and made the 2011 MAC All-Freshman Team. She also earned Academic All-MAC honors three times and was named the 2014 Distinguished Scholar Athlete.

Kelly Lamberti of @OhioBobcatsVB was honored as the newest member of The Kermit Blosser Ohio Athletics Hall of Fame.

The most important stat to her? That she went 9-0 against Miami of Ohio. ????#BeatMiami pic.twitter.com/DJ0g4k91MB
— Ohio Bobcats (@OhioBobcats) October 11, 2022

Kelly Lamberti was on @OhioBobcatsVB from 2011-14 and is the only player in program history to rank in the top-six in career kills (1,642), service aces (113), digs (1,374) and points (1,891.5) in the rally scoring era. pic.twitter.com/nQqhZGyy6W
— Ohio Bobcats (@OhioBobcats) September 8, 2022