Updated August 11, 2006

2005: Missed one team match all season due to injury • played in 88 games • second on the team in digs, averaging 2.77 per game • tied a career-high 15 digs four times • finished the season with 29 service aces, sixth in The Valley • recorded a career-best four against Indiana State (10/1) • posted 2.46 kills per game and 0.50 blocks per game.

2004: The only Saluki to start all 30 matches and was one of three players to play in all 113 games • led SIU in two offensive categories, kills (318) and total attempts (838) • second on the team in kills per game (2.81), block assists (72) and total blocks (75) • third in hitting percentage (.214), assists (36) and blocks per game (0.66) • posted a career-best .480 hitting percentage against Wyoming (12 kills, 0 errors, 25 attempts) • recorded a season-high 17 kills against Bradley (10/9).

2003:
• Missouri Valley Conference All-Freshman Team
Started 29 and played in all 30 matches, including team-high 112 games played • finished second at SIU with 253 kills and 697 attempts and tied for second with 69 block assists • finished third among regulars in kills per game (2.26), hitting percentage (.189), total blocks (74), solo blocks (5) and blocks per game (0.66) • had a career-high 21 kills and .400 (21 kills, 7 errors, 35 attempts) hitting percentage vs. Evansville (10/18) • earned Saluki Invitational and Butler Invitational All-Tournament Team honors • added a career-best eight block assists vs. Buffalo (9/5).

Chatfield High School: Named the Gatorade Player of the Year, honorable mention all-state, first team all-conference, Chatfield Senior High Player of the Year and to the Overland Tournament all-tournament team after leading her team in kills, blocks and passing as a senior • a three-year letterwinner • holds the career record for blocks (161) and kills (235) • also holds records for single match kills, single season kills and single season blocks • served as team captain and led her team to a league title as a senior • was first team all-conference and member of the Overland Tournament all-tournament team, while leading her team to the league title and winning the Players Choice Award as a junior • served as team captain for an undefeated team as a sophomore.

Personal: Full name Haley Nicole Hann • Majoring in marketing • Member of the Dean's List at SIU • Played club volleyball for the Colorado Juniors • Volunteered at the Rocky Mountain Food Bank • Born on July 30, 1985 in Denver, Colo. • Has one brother, Chris, and two sisters, Emily and Erin • Daughter of Carolyn Hann and Dan Toth.