California State University at Bakersfield Athletics

2006 ? CSUB
Rosemary Stribling came into her own in 2006, establishing herself as one of the team’s top hitters and blockers during her sophomore season...led the ’Runners in attack percentage (.314) while finishing No. 2 in both kills (3.01) and blocks (0.58) per game...reached double figures in kills 12 times, including a career? high 21 in a five?game win over Sonoma State...that match was part of a five?game stretch in which she averaged 16 kills per night...hit better than .400 three times, including a career?high .485 (17?1?33) at Cal State Dominguez Hills.

2005 ? CSUB
Though she came to the Roadrunners with limited club experience, Rosemary became a major contributor as a freshman in 2005...appeared in 24 of 29 matches and played in 64 games as a freshman...hit a solid .318 while averaging 1.3 kills per game ...though she appeared in slightly more than 60 pct. of all Roadrunner games, she still managed to rank No. 4 on the team by averaging 0.6 blocks per game...career?high nine kills came against Hawaii Pacific in the NCAA Pacific Regionals on Nov. 17...career?high five total blocks came in a sweep at Cal State Monterey Bay on Sept. 10...twice hit better than .500 in 10 or more attacks, including a .636 effort (7?0?11) in a sweep of Northwest Nazarene on Aug. 26.

HIGH SCHOOL
Rosemary prepped at nearby West High School where she played four seasons of varsity ball for the Vikings...earned team MVP and second team honors in the powerful Southwest Yosemite League as a senior...also played basketball at West High and averaged 12 points per game as a senior.

PERSONAL
Rosemary in physical education and kinesiology at CSUB and plans to become a child psychologist after graduation...answers to the nickname Rose... her mother, Lillie, played softball and volleyball at the junior college level...is a native of Fontana.