North Carolina Central University Athletics

2009: Contributed significantly in the middle for the Eagles in her first season of competition ... Finished third on the team in blocks with 42, averaging 0.60 blocks per set, ranking her 10th all-time in NCCU history for career blocks per game ... In her collegiate debut, she notched a season-high eight kills, recorded a .381 hitting percentage, contributed two assists, had three service aces and five digs to put on one of her best outings ... Notched a season-high eight digs against Campbell (9/04) ... Recorded a season-high six blocks at South Carolina State (9/19) ... Hit above .500 in two consecutive matches, hitting .667 against Winston-Salem State (9/25) and .545 against Hampton (9/25), where she recorded seven kills in both matches ... Finished in the top-10 among independent schools in solo blocks ... Ranked among the top-5 on the team in kills, blocks and blocks per set ... Recorded 62 kills on 206 attacks to notch a .092 attack percentage ... Totaled four assists and five service aces ... Defensively, she recorded 34 digs and 42 total blocks.

2008: Did not compete during her freshman year ... Was named to the NCCU Honor Roll and earned the First Steps Award.

High School: Was a member of the volleyball team at Wolmer’s Trust High School for Girls ... Was named the 2006 Most Valuable Player in her conference ... Was named her team’s best blocker in 2006 ... Ranked fourth best blocker for juniors in volleyball in the Caribbean ... Represented Jamaica in volleyball and netball ... High School has won 14-straight championships ... Earned an excellence in academics honor during the 2006-07 school year ... Was the 2006 recipient of the School Citizenship and Industrial Award.

Personal: Sashalee Lavern Wallen ... Daughter of Marlene Weeks ... Was born on April 8, 1991 in Kingston, Jamaica ... Enjoys swimming, dancing, poetry, learning foreign languages and talking ... Majoring in psychology with a minor in health and fitness.