Columbia University Athletics

2007 Season: Ranked second on squad in kills with 303 (3.48 per game) ... registered double-figure kills 18 times ... notched career-high 32 kills on .369 hitting in victory over NJIT ... had 19 kills and nine digs against Utah Valley State ... contributed 17 kills on .424 hitting at home against Brown ... had double-doubles against NJIT and Princeton.

2006 Season: Led the team in kills with 286 (3.29 per game) ... hit double digit kills in 17 matches ... had 16 kills vs. Brown and Manhattan ... had back-to-back 22-kill games at Dartmouth and Harvard ... hit .360 at Dartmouth with just four errors ... hit better than .300 six times throughout the season ... had double-digit kills in seven consecutive matches.

2005 Season: Named second team All-Ivy League ... led the team in kills with 314 (3.69 per game) ... was named Ivy League Rookie of the Week after breaking the school record for kills in a game with 34 vs. Penn, helping the team to defeat the Quakers for the first time in school history ... had double-doubles against both Yale and Brown ... led the team in kills with 20 in the team’s five-game win over Harvard.

Pre-Columbia: Five-time letterwinner at the Branson School (four in volleyball, one in track) ... named team captain her senior year ... named team MVP her junior and senior years ... all-league (MCAL) second team as a junior, named first team as a senior ... in 2004, had a career-high 41 kills along with 10 digs, 6 blocks in a high school match ... plays for Empire 18 Mizuno club team ... team took second place at the National Volleyball Festival in 2004 ... Ronald McDonald African American Future Achievers Scholarship recipient ... an “A Better Chance” award recipient.

Personal: Played the piano in her high school’s jazz ensemble ... also plays the guitar ... majoring in operations management ... Amalia Nicole Viti ... birthday: 4/13/87 ... parents Cynthia Ladd-Viti and Nicola Viti.