Washington State University Athletics

HONORS & ACCOLADES:
- 2022 NORCECA Final Four Tournament MVP
- 2022 NORCECA Final Four Best Setter
- 2023 All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention
- 2023 AVCA Pacific North All-Region Honorable Mention
- 2023 AVCA All-American Honorable Mention
 
In the WSU Record Books (updated after 2023 season)
- 7^th in career assists/set (10.13) (min. 1,000 assists)
- 8^th in career assists (2,513
- 10^th in career attack percentage (.384) (min. 225 attempts)
 
SENIOR (2023): Was the starting setter in all 34 matches for a Cougars’ team that set a program record with a .286 hitting percentage… Had 10 matches with five or more kills, seven matches with double-digit digs, seven matches with five or more blocks, and five three-set matches with 40 or more assists… Played some of her best volleyball down the stretch of the Cougars’ eighth-consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament, posting five kills in the Cougs’ second-round tourney win over Dayton (12/2) to go along with seven blocks.

WSU CAREER:
JUNIOR (2022): Moved into the role of starting setter in the Cougs' 5-1 offense where she started all 33 matches... She posted a season/career-best 57 assists in a five-set defeat vs. No. 22 Pepperdine (9/16)... Made her presence felt all over the court as she averaged .85 kills/set, 2.22 digs/set and .77 blocks/set...  Had 11 matches on the season with double-digit blocks and six matches with five or more total blocks... She had a career-best six total blocks on three separate occasions during the year (vs Duke - 8/26, vs Ariz. St. - 11/11, vs Oregon - 10/7)... 

SOPHOMORE (2021): Made seven starts and 22 total appearances in her second season at WSU and averaged 1.71 k/s and 1.29 d/s in her 55 sets played... Had double-digit kills in two Pac-12 matches including a career-best 15 kills against 20th-ranked Stanford (11/13)... Also tallied a season and career-best 15 digs against Stanford (11/13)... Put up nine kills in both of the Cougs' NCAA Tournament matches 

FRESHMAN (2020): Appeared in six total matches during her first season with Washington State...While primarily a setter, Ung showed off her all-around talent on the volleyball court as she filled in as an outside hitter at various points during the year...Argentina posted her best match of the season at home against Arizona with 12 kills on just 21 total swings (.571) in a four-set WSU win.

BEFORE WSU: Ung most recently competed for the Mexican National Team, where she has seen numerous accolades in her early career... Argentina was named the U18 Pan-American Cup best setter, and best server, along with being named the U18 World Championship eighth best setter... She is currently a member of the U20 Mexican National Team, and has her sights set on competing for her country at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo... Argentina attended the Instituto Anglo-Mexicano where she held a 4.0 grade point average throughout her high school career, while competing in both indoor and beach volleyball... Her sister, Grecia Ung-Enriquez is a two-year starter for LCSC in Lewiston, Idaho.