Hi! My name is Audrey Pak and I am a 5’11 setter. I recently graduated from UCLA after playing 5 seasons on the women’s volleyball team. I have been playing volleyball for the past 13 years and I am now planning on pursuing a professional volleyball career internationally.

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I finished my season in the Big Ten Conference ranking third in total assists and third in kill percentage out of all Big Ten Setters. I was the Georgia Tech Invitational MVP, made the TCU Fight in the Fort All Tournament Team and was awarded the Big Ten 2024 Sportsmanship award. In the previous 2023 season I played in 29 matches and ranked second among all Pac-12 setters in blocks per set. 

 

I am from Moraga, California and attended Campolindo High School. I played for four years on varsity and was a 3 time Diablo Athletic League MVP and 3 time team Captain. I helped lead my team to 4 consecutive 1st place League Titles and a Division 1 CIF State Championship. I was a four year CIF Scholar Athlete and earned a CIF State Sportsmanship award. I played club with Vision Volleyball where I was a team captain and was consecutively the #1 team in Northern California. I have also competed on the A1 USA High Performance team. 

 

I am passionate about coaching and sharing what I have learned at my time at UCLA and in my 13 years of playing volleyball. I have coached UCLA Volleyball summer camps and clinics and led the setter drills. I have also coached at numerous Vision Volleyball camps and clinics. For the past years, I have coached private lessons and given online 1 on 1 mentoring, empowering young volleyball players to pursue their goals and be confident.

 

I have an older sister Lauren who played volleyball at Carleton College and a younger brother Andrew who currently plays volleyball at UC Santa Cruz. 

 

Outside of volleyball I enjoy baking, playing tennis and golf and spending quality time with family and friends. I am involved in Athletes in Action, a Christian Athlete organization, and am passionate about being an AAPI female athlete as a Korean-American.