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Volleyball 1991-94

When Crissy Canada finished her playing days at Metro State in 1994, she left her name atop the record books.

Canada is the only player in the program's history to be named first team All-America twice, the first time in 1993 and again in her senior year.

At the time of her induction, Canada held the record for total blocks (764), ranking first in block assists (447) and second in solo blocks (267). She ranked in the top-three in attack percentage (.369), triple-doubles (double figures in kills, blocks and digs) with seven, and all-time kills (1,493) at the time of induction.

Canada was also the record holder for most block assists in a single season with 154 in 1993 and her record for attack percentage in a season (.388 in 1994) was finally broken in 2009.  She also owned the single match mark for attack percentage when she hit .875 as the Roadrunners swept Florida Southern on Oct. 31, 1993.

In her four seasons in a Roadrunners uniform, her teams posted a 114-45 mark, including 32-5 in 1993, which ranks as the second-best season in Metro State history at the time of induction.

She received her teaching degree at Chapman University in the area of social studies.  She continued on to receive a Masters of Art in curriculum and instruction in 2000.