2008
Finished her four year Panther career in the top 20 all-time in kills with 656 and in the top ten all-time in service percentage (.913) ... Scored a career high 21 kills against Mercer on 9/30, while hitting at a .341 clip ... Scored double-digit kills in four matches and finished fourth on the team with 149 kills ... Finished the season as the team leader with a .216 attack percentage, while also scoring 70 total blocks for a 0.77 blocks per set average, both team highs ... Came just one dig shy of a double-double against Chattanooga in the Coastal Carolina Invitational, scoring 10 kills and nine digs ... Scored a season-high .500 attack percentage in a win over Kennesaw State with five kills and just one error on 10/28 ...Scored a season-high six total blocks at James Madison on 11/14 ... Finished her career with 656 kills, 276 digs, 252 total blocks, 60 assists and 31 service aces ... Earned Dean’s List and CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award.
2007
Had seven matches with double-digit kills ... Opened season with strong hand, posting seven or more kills in first five matches (8/24-8/28) ... Hit .316 with nine kills against ETSU (8/24) ... Had 11 kills with a season-high .421 hitting percentage against Belmont (9/8) ... Tallied 11 kills against Kent State (9/15) ... Posted .409 hitting percentage with 13 kills in win at VCU (10/13) ... Registered a season-high 20 kills with .385 hitting percentage and five blocks against James Madison (10/26) ... Had 10 kills with a season-high six blocks against George Mason (10/28) ... Finished season with 15 kills on .414 hitting percentage in win at UNC Wilmington (11/10) ... For second straight season, won the team’s "Unsung Hero Award" ... CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient
2006
Winner of Ron Curry Determination Award, given to Georgia State’s male and female student-athlete who overcome obstacles in their lives to make a difference on the court and in the community ... Also recipient of inaugural Stoney Burgess Memorial Endowed Scholarship, given in honor of a former coach at Georgia State who had a 30-year tenure with the university ... Had fourth-highest hitting percentage on the team at .174 ... Recorded career-high 182 kills on the season ... Her 2.14 kills per game ranked third on the team ... Recorded .769 attack percentage (10k/0e/13att) in season-opening win over Kennesaw State (8/25) ... Blocked six attacks and had seven kills in win over UNC Wilmington (9/22) ... Had 11 kills in back-to-back matches (vs. UAB, 10/3; vs. Hofstra, 10/6) ... Had 13 digs in back-to-back matches (at VCU, 10/13; at William & Mary, 10/14) ... Her 13 digs against William & Mary were part of her first career double-double ... Converted back-to-back double-doubles with 13 kill/10 dig performance against Mercer (10/17) ... Had third double-double with 16 kills and 10 digs against Delaware (11/03) ... Won team’s "Unsung Hero" award.
2005
Saw action in 68 games and 22 matches ... Set season high with 14 kills in State’s first-ever CAA win (Delaware, 9/9) ... Had eight total blocks against Wright State (9/3) ... Returned from minor injury with eight kills and four blocks in win over Towson (10/14).
High School
Earned DeKalb County Player of the Year accolades after her junior season when she collected 288 kills and 135.5 blocks ... During that campaign, her Decatur High team finished as the runners-up in the GHSA’s Class AA/A final, the first public school to play for the volleyball state title in that classification ... Team made it to the Elite Eight during all four of her years ... Lettered for four years under head coach Jon Reese, and lettered for three years in basketball under former Georgia State men’s basketball head coach Carter Wilson ... Also played for the Atlanta Boom club program.
Personal
Daughter of Norman and Pearl Trimble, Michelle has an older sister (Monica, 27) ... Her mother earned Kodak All-American honors playing basketball for Wayland Baptist in 1976 ... Majoring in psychology...Michelle is also active amongst the student-athletes at Georgia State and serves as a member of the SAAC.
