FLACH'S WSU CAREER: FRESHMAN (2008):
Played in 99 of the WSU's 103 sets...240 digs this season (2.42 dps) is third-best on team....career-best 29 digs in win at Oregon State 11/16...in final four matches of season averaged 4.00 digs per set...outstanding 5 service aces at No. 4 California.
HIGH SCHOOL CAREER
Earned five varsity letters at Indian Creek High...four in volleyball as an outside hitter for coach Stephanie Crutcher...one for track coach Dane Bell...led the Timberwolves' volleyball team to two conference titles, including the 2007 season when the team won the first regional title in school history...four-time Little Ten all-conference selection...earned two conference all-academic team honors....set school record as junior for most kills in a season with 289 kills....same year had 48 aces...named to Beacon News all-area second team...four-time team MPV...member of prestigious Club Fusion Volleyball Club...played on the 18-Black team that advanced to the final of the 2008 JVDA Showcase...played a European tour in April 2008...also, second-place in a 2007 tournament in Moscow, Russia, placed 13th at the 2006 national championships, and advancing to the 2005 national tournament elite eight.
PERSONAL
Born in 1990, in Terre Haute, Ind...father Brian Flach is a farmer...mother Chris Wallace is a nurse...younger sisters Cameron and Cassidy Wallace...member of National Honor Society...school citizenship and honor roll all four years...member of the DeKalb County Partnership for a Safe, Active and Family Environment (DCPSafe) club, the Family, Career and Community Leader of America (FCCLA) club, and the Spanish Club...hobbies include traveling, photography and puzzles...interested in movement studies at WSU.
