Lewis-Clark State College Athletics

SENIOR: Voted an NAIA All-American Honorable Mention and First-Team All-Frontier Conference ... led the Warriors in kills (395), kills per set (3.53) and points (451) ... dished 32 assists and had 36 service aces ... collected 367 digs and put up 30 blocks ... helped team to a win percentage of .603 in her career

JUNIOR: After becoming eligible eight matches into the season, became one of Frontier Conference’s most feared offensive players…Second on team with 225 kills in just 16 matches and led Frontier Conference with 46 service aces…Also second on team with 182 digs and chipped in 24 assists and three solo blocks…Was Frontier Conference’s Newcomer of the Year as well as an All-League first team selection…Also named to NAIA All-Northwest Region honorable mention team by the AVCA as Warriors won sixth straight league title…Tallied season-high 25 kills with a .302 hitting percentage against Rocky Mountain and also had 12 digs and three aces in that game…Was named Frontier Conference Player of the Week following performance vs. Rocky…Had three games with eight service aces each…Had 22 kills against just three errors in a Frontier Conference Tournament victory over Dickinson State ... team won Frontier Conference Championship

COLLEGE: Played two seasons at Snow College, a junior college in Ephraim, Utah...Earned first team All-Scenic West Athletic Conference honors both seasons, and was a NJCAA All-American as a sophomore…Snow posted a 6-15 record in 2011, but Toribio led the team in kills with 332, more than double of any other player on the squad…Also led the team in aces, was second in blocks and third in digs.

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from a high school in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, in 2009.

PERSONAL: Father is Jesus Toribio and mother is Pilar Portorreal…Has two brothers, John and Christopher Toribio, and two sisters, Violeidy and Hildalina Toribio…Hobbies include dancing…Is majoring in Business.