2016 (Volleyball) - Season Stats - Enhanced Stats
Capped off an incredible three-year CLU career with her third AVCA All-America honor…earned AVCA All-America Honorable Mention for a second time after being named to the Second Team in 2015…also earned her third straight AVCA All-West Region selection…named First Team All-SCIAC…played in 29 matches and 94 sets…ranked second on the team with 266 kills…averaged 2.83 kills per set…also added 230 digs for an average of 2.45 digs per set…totaled 80 blocks with seven solo blocks…reached double-figure kill totals in 18 matches…logged a season-high of 17 kills against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps on Sept. 24…finished with six double-doubles…had a season-high of 18 digs against Redlands on Sept. 20…tallied 16 kills against Northwestern (Minn.) in the NCAA Tournament Regional Final on Nov. 12…named to the St. Paul, Minnesota Regional All-Tournament Team...inducted into the CLU Scholar-Athlete Society for the third time.

2015 (Volleyball) - Season Stats - Enhanced Stats 
Solidified herself as one of the top players in the nation after leading CLU to its first NCAA team championship in school history…named to the NCAA Division III All-Tournament Team…named the Most Outstanding Player of the Thousand Oaks Regional after leading the Regals past No. 7 Colorado College, No. 12 UT-Dallas and No. 1 Washington-St. Louis…selected to the Second Team All-America…AVCA All-West Region honoree…earned SCIAC Player of the Year recognition…Appeared in 29 matches and 99 sets…battled injuries throughout the season and still finished eighth in single-season CLU history with 382 kills…led the SCIAC with 3.86 kills per set…finished third on the team with 288 digs…added 92 total blocks and 18 service aces…set a career-high with 30 kills against Willamette on Sept. 12…finished the year with 12 double-doubles…had a monster 21-kill, and career-best 27-dig double-double against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps on Oct. 23…tallied 19 kills and 18 digs in the NCAA Tournament Semifinal thriller against Carthage…finished with eight kills in the NCAA title game against Wittenberg on Nov. 21…surpassed the 20-kill plateau five times…set a career-high with eight total blocks on two separate occasions against Calvin (Sept. 19) and La Verne (Oct. 16)...inducted into the CLU Scholar-Athlete Society for the second time.

2014 (Volleyball) - Season Stats - Enhanced Stats
Had a stellar debut season for the Regals after transferring from Division I Colorado State…played in 29 matches including 95 sets as a sophomore…earned AVCA All-West Regional recognition…received Honorable Mention All-America status… earned First Team All-SCIAC honors…supplied 366 kills to lead the team and broke into the Top-10 in CLU single-season history…ranked third on the team with 285 digs…had double-digit kills in 19 different games…finished with 62 total blocks…finished third in the SCIAC with 3.85 kills per set and fourth with 366 kills…had a Cal Lutheran career-high 25 digs against Mary Hardin-Baylor (Sept. 5) and a career-high 28 kills against Trinity (Texas) (Nov. 15)…finished with 62 total blocks, 14 solo stops at the net, and 77 block assists...inducted into the CLU Scholar-Athlete Society for the first time.

Colorado State University
One-year member of the Rams volleyball team…had 289 kills and 58 blocks in 85 sets played…helped her team rank No. 9 in the nation for Division I volleyball.

Northgate High School
Graduated from Northgate HS in Walnut Creek, Calif. in 2013…was the No. 66 ranked high school recruit in the 2012 signing class…was a three-year letter-winner…named First Team All-Diablo Valley Athletic League all three years…named MVP junior and senior year.

Personal
Full name: Michelle Lawrence…born on July 7, 1995 in Los Angeles, Calif.…is the youngest child of Steven and Julie Lawrence…has a younger sister Renee…family currently resides in Walnut Creek, Calif.…considers setting someone in club volleyball perfectly as one of her greatest sports moments…chose CLU because she loved the academic programs and the volleyball coaches and team…marketing communication and history double major…career goal is to become a teacher or work in sports marketing.

Favorites
Movie: Frozen
Music: The Kongs, Foster the People and Arctic Monkeys
Food: Zuccini, Fruit and Chicken
Sport (Other than what you play): Basketball and Water Polo
Pro Team: Oakland Athletics and San Francisco 49ers
Pro Athlete: Matt Anderson
Color: Yellow
Number: 17
Super Hero: Batman
TV Shows: White Collar and One Tree Hill
Video Game: DDR and Rock Band
Quote: "No I don’t play basketball”
Hobbies/Special Talents: Horizontal running